(Don’t get caught up on the practicality of this hypothetical situation, just humor me for a minute.)

Anybody has a similar situation？

The trustee will assess whether the sale aligns with the debtor's financial goals and the terms of the repayment plan.Equity Consideration: If the sale generates capital gains, the amount of equity gained from the sale might impact the Chapter 13 plan.

Lots of solid feedback here already but wanted to reiterate a few- get a good team, pick a rentable location, shoot for multi unit or something that is spacious enough for everyone to enjoy where they're living and have all financial ducks in a row with your partner.

For your situation, multi-family properties and storage units could both be excellent choices.

I would like to get to know people like myself that's wants financial freedom or has.

But I have had them and they are fine for the right situation. 

Most plumbers realize this and avoid talking to tenants so they don't end up in the middle of a situation. 

Exit strategy; 2. location research; and 3. financial assessment4.

Hi Kelli,**NOTE - I am not a Tax or Financial Advisor** but I will pass along my understanding.