If your sale has closed then exchange proceeds can be use to purchase the new property in the entity set up by the QI called the EAT (exchange accommodating title holder). 

If you are second guessing at this stage of the game, it is going to be a long sale process.

You would probably be hit with taxes on the sale of stock, and then make less of a return.Now if you feel that you cannot get the return going forward in your stock portfolio, or want to diversify some, then it might make sense.

Hello Gabriel,It sounds like you have two different sale objectives here: the business and the real estate.

The one challenge I have found in higher priced markets is that rents, while very high, are not high enough compared to the sales price, so the deal doesn't make sense.

Will want to figure out how to maximize ARV for that area though as sale prices are up to 400k in that neighborhood. 

If that happened you would pay the lender but, you would also receive legal notice of that on your front door.As you are not on the lease, and as others have pointed out, you still get all the renters rights but, your rights are extinguished at the end of 90 days, after a foreclosure sale (If that happened).

Has anyone heard of FU money; high tickets sales closures program by Dan Loc.

We will need some $ from equity to close on next home.For whatever reason, market for home sales are soft in our neighborhood, but rent is pretty firm.

Also, if anyone has a purchase & sales agreement I could reference.