Every decision has to be run by a group of people sitting in an office somewhere.

Maybe need to have a sit down with the buyer/seller/closing agent and get some explanations.

And the sad fact is that Baltimore City would rather have the property sit vacant than negotiate or waive the outstanding amount due.As has been said here and elsewhere in Bigger Pockets, there are investors who know how to make money in the D-class rental areas.

As if they are setup correctly the value is better than for homes just sitting in a park.

Obviously dollar cost averaging would be different, but sticking everything in the C-fund is not very attractive from where I sit...Still undecided, but I'm definitely leaning toward rolling my TSP into an SDIRA or E-QRP and putting it in multifamily.Oh, and real estate is actually better from a taxable income standpoint than Roth or Traditional IRAs...

We have money to sit on this thing forever, but obviously that's not in the business plan.

@Matthew PaulYeah I get it , better is a dry morsel and quietness therewith......and I would do the same and don't worry too much about the notice period and totally understand one month vacancy is pretty normal but I probably got lucky this time since a friend of mine has shown interest to move to my place right away.

Tenant occupied single family homes are also sitting longer than they usually would.

One the credit side of thing it’s pretty solid, I’m sitting above a 700.

One of the reasons that we choose to do real estate in our retirement accounts is because that is where 80%+ of each of our assets ALREADY were sitting, so we each did 'roll overs'.