We would like to keep our home now and use it as our first rental property, but we are unsure if we should just liquidate it and take the proceeds.

Folks tend to far underestimate the cost, and length of time, that it takes to rebuild from a disaster such as this.

Mostly going after JV and selling to funds to take up all of our capacity.

With this strategy, you don’t need to qualify as REPS status to be able to take your real-estate losses.

My take is very anecdotal, but I had a chat with a neighbor a couple of days ago that has been a renter for 3-4 years.

Seeking stable, long-term housing can lead to longer tenancies and lower turnover costs, which is what many Section 8 renters are after.There are, however, disadvantages to take into account.

Should we hold out for a better offer, or take a cash offer now?

Would one - most senior tenant - be responsible to take care of the utilities, collecting payment from other tenants? 

I am just getting into my real estate investing journey as well and am excited to be a part of the community and to take in as much knowledge as possible.

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