Airbnb is also work, and if you don't do it yourself then you are probably paying someone a lot to do it for you which can destroy any profit.I guess there are a lot of factors you want to consider but it basically comes down to your goals and what you want to take on. 

The reasons I have are numerous, but I just prefer multifamily.

@Diane G. sounds like you have a lot to accomplish before the maturity date. 

I think 10% is a lot to pay over that long of a term.

You might have to call around a lot to get someone to loan on it, but I would do the following:If you have had it rented for 2+ years, you might get a bank to give you a residential loan based on the asset, as long as you meet DTI requirements.

I have had numerous late payments from a 2 income couple with good income.  1625 rent.  

Boy, do I have a lot to learn...After my Fiance was re-located to Atlanta, we decided to rent her house out.

You'll generally find that your options are much more numerous and you have a great deal more flexibility with crowdfunding.

I know our local market very well and have numerous projects of my own going on. 

Hello everyone,My rental had an issue where the heater was having issues and numerous techs couldn't fix it and ultimately the furnace had to be replaced.