But if it feels like it's bleeding you dry and you are in a place to hold it to wait for either rental rates to go up or for the appreciation to build a bit more, then yes, I'd go ahead and sell.

I’d imagine it still being pretty expensive.

I'd appreciate any feedback you've got to give as I can only learn!

Any input or advice I'd appreciated.Thanks BP fam!

I'd like to know the cost of building the townhome pad ready to set 8-10 new townhomes.

I wouldn't recommend the agent I'd used.

I've spoken to her and her references and everything is checking out, but I'm just trying to do my due diligence and thought I'd ask for suggestions.

Although it is highly expensive here in San Diego, that doesn't mean there aren't deals.

1. probably the easiest and least complex options - also should not be really any more cost than opening a single member entity tbh...ensure that dissolution clauses are properly drafted for you both being on title2. for one rental property, this is overkill (although there are many people that will say you need to do this...the maintenance and cost of a trust for one rental property is likely not profitable) 3. personal name with good insurance policy if you're worried about liabilityHappy to go over ideas.

I'd have to double the security deposit, raise the rent by 20%, and double the cleaning fee to even make it worth considering-- which I would if people were willing to pay but the market doesn't support those prices.