Combined cash flow pay the 3 single families off pretty fast.

And owner occupants, for rent to own, who did NOT pass prequalification that you can qualify in the next 12-36 months, have a strong combined household income, and are looking to purchase in the $150k+ range. 

The $3500 is for both buildings combined so for all 8 units.

I will say there are similar physical structures in the same city priced almost 100k less, but they are in terrible neighborhoods combined with high vacancy rates.

Some inspectors scare the crap out of buyers and they back out instead of making a counteroffer or requesting a replacement. 

**SPOILER ALERT** - You’re most likely gonna love me, or think I am a jackass who possesses an overvalued sense of personal worth in combination of too lofty a set of goals & dreams“People refuse to take chances in business, because they fear the criticism which may follow if they fail." - Napoleon HillI have only just very recently decided to throw my hat into the REI arena.

I would like to use the entire portfolio and its combined equity and be able to work toward a line of credit of sorts, but that seems to be difficult these days.An LLC owns them all, does it make sense to quitclaim to an individual owner and then refinance (if this option is even out there anymore)There is a good amount of equity there, it just seems that with none completely paid off it is difficult to put that equity to work.Thoughts from any of you that have encountered this?

I think it was a combination of fear, denial and hubris.  

It picks up the crap for a few minutes more work in bagging.

I've had my kids' computers in there more than once removing various crap.