You just have to stay focused, avoid emotional decisions based on market changes, and stick to your  investment plan for the long term since it is vital to know that investing is risky.If you want to know more, we can talk more about it.  

There is no emotional attachment.

Keep all your emotions out of it.

Not the best financial investment, but a huge emotional investment. 

But again, as you and other have mentioned, that is a matter that need to be discussed with your CPA and possibly your asset protection attorney to make sure that you are not weakening your structure nor creating adverse tax consequences. 

It takes a certain skillset to close those deals though because talking to those types of people is trickier because they are in distressed/emotional states and have tight deadlines to get things done oftentimes.

There is an emotional component of equity and accumulation that may be less stressful than constantly HAVING to redeploy funds over and over.I'm in Sacramento, maybe the SF option could work out! 

It's a challenging and emotional time for everyone.

Paying down a mortgage early is an emotional decision, not a math decision. 

First, make sure you have enough cash flow from your current job and investments to cover your existing bills + a healthy savings rate, especially in times like this with weakened job security.