I see no reason to hold a payed off property which in any decent market would only be a 5-7 cap meaning 5-7% annual return on cash when SPY averages a safer/less work 8-9%.

But, I also really need a new tenant in there because of all the expenses that came with the eviction before.I appreciate your help and insight on the matter.

I want to open 2 Estate bank accounts tracking the income and expenses of 75% ownership of 2 houses, and the same for the 50% ownership of the other.

That's why it's so expensive, you're purchasing the rights to the data. 

The Trustee I know says "on average" it costs the bank $50,000 in losses on each foreclosure.   

I want to open 2 bank accounts tracking the income and expenses of 75% ownership of 2 houses, and the same for the 50% ownership of the other. 

I've calculated the tenant-occupied vs. owner-occupied ratio and understand that for expenses that are for shared areas, that ratio would be applied at tax time to deduct. 

I’ve been in this situation and with a growing portfolio and expenses, it’s hard to put money aside for two mortgage payments.At Sid Was Here, my management company, we’ve always offered to let guests pay into the future for longer stays.

Market price corrections happen.No one can time the exact top (or bottom) prices of the Real Estate market.Although you can get a feel for when you think properties are getting too expense, and when you think they greatly favor investing.

But we also focus on how long it normally takes the PM to rent out units, what the PM does when they have trouble doing so, how well they take care of a property, and how expensive the work is.