It makes sense to harvest that gain, then repeat the process on the next investment. 

I'm a huge advocate for education so whether it's listening to podcasts, reading books on various investing strategies, or plugging into the forums & articles on BP, make sure to get a solid educational foundation as you start.

And if I sell it why does it make more sense in the long run, and at what price should I sell it for if it’s appraised for less than I bought it with current market. 

I'm just starting out as a note broker and I want to make my first deal.

If so, make sure to ask the investors if they would consider sponsoring the deal for a piece of the GP ownership.If this is your first deal, be prepared to give a big chunk of the deal away.

I believe Costar pricing depends on what market area you want, but for a single license, I'd expect >$500/mo.If you're new to investing, I'd suggest working with an agent, at least until you better understand the process and common pitfalls. 

While I don’t have personal experience with it, I’ve learned quite a bit from clients who have gone through the process. 

One option is to make them responsible for rent until you get a new tenant moved in (and find one ASAP). 

Given this new information, I'm considering whether it might make more sense to opt for a conventional loan instead of a hard money loan, due to the lower interest rates associated with conventional loans.

An electrician suggests that we replace it or that our insurance company will make us do so if they see it.