While you are in San Antonio and considering wholesaling the property, I wanted to share a similar experience we had that might provide some insight.We also faced a situation where we bought properties in the early stages and decided to keep them as rentals instead of selling.

Hello BP Community,Hoping one of the tax experts out there can provide me some clarity. 

Hi @James Carlson no my wife would be on board for a mother-in-law suite provided there is a separate entrance.

I work with a great team that takes care of most of the work for me including sourcing deals, managing rehan (if necessary) and providing property management.

Price should be determined by the value they provide you...not how long it took them.

For instance, most track builders build in a crap-ton of fluff into the price of the house so they can provide a "credit" (like $15K or more) toward closing costs if and only if you use their lender...where they can charge whatever they want.

I am willing to provide my time, my knowledge, and any leg-work. 

I can provide some recommendations if you want to connect. 

I never recommend selling a house unless you are selling it to invest the money in something that provides a greater return, or you are experiencing financial difficulty and can't get out of it through other means (e.g. a part-time job).Have you considered living in the 5bed house and renting out a couple of the spare rooms?

As a larger provider we employ both dynamic pricing software as well as a revenue manager that checks our prices daily.3.