I could use this capital on a new investment that I could be more hands on with, and it nerves me to think about major renovations or fixes through a property manager that are bound to be needed on a house of this age.I'm just wondering if I'm overthinking it and silly to sell out on a cash-flowing property in a growing neighborhood at a 3% interest rate.Thanks for your thoughts and inputs.

Another option you can invest is through self-directed Roth IRA.

Many of the "low flow" shower heads deliver the low flow by the presence of a low flow restrictor inside the shower head.

With a partial (I think) I know what I own - a direct interest in the flow of payments for a specified time period.

I've been renting out my 3/3 end unit townhouse for the past three months through Furnished Finder, to a great tenant on a four month lease.

We literally just got through the 6 month hurdle to get it into the LLC; now we are told it has to be a second home mortgage and back in my name to pull equity.Current loan is 237K owed; 450K+ apraisal value

Average cost to build covered, and climate controlled units.For those so gracious, I would be willing to pay $/Hr to jump on a zoom call to walk me through the underwriting process of evaluating these sites.

Depends on what you consider a "great" rental....are you looking for appreciation, cash flow, a mix of both?

I recently closed on a refinance conventional loan, and rushed through the closing as we were trying to use the funds to finance the downpayment of a purchase deal.

I like starting in the Midwest because it's affordable and offers good cash flow.