Some seasoned investors think in absolute terms rather than relative terms.

Turnover depends on the season.

I've had better luck shopping off-season like now in the north. 

At this rate, we are not making any money on the property especially since we purchased it in late August (start of the slow season). 

This would generally result in the distributed value being added to your taxable income and may incur penalties if you are not 59 1/2 or older. 

Property has 3units 7bd 3ba Sqft 2352 build 1962 Style CCCustomer is willing to hold the note on the home with set amount she is older and don't count on living forever.2 units occupied total of 2870 in cash flow1st flr $1790mth  3bd 1 ba2nd flr vacant ($1700-$2000 potential) 3bd 1baStudio $1080mth 1bd 1baTaxes is $12321.27yroil 3 zone furnace City Water 2 Electric boxesLocated 45 Min from New York5 min from University and College3 Different Mountain Trials and Parks  Shopping District and Medical Centers What questions would you ask?

Though, another issue with selling is that we are out of prime selling season and the price we would be asking would be for a residence and not likely an investment property. 

The home needed a lot of cosmetic work and a new roof of the older section of the house.

He's about 20 years older than I am and I'm not a investor as of yet, but this is something I have spent a lot of time reading on!

HUGE thanks to the bp community -- grateful for some good guidance and wisdom from seasoned and 'been-there-done-that' investors.