Delete any emotion that sways the buying decision.

Look at your payback time, return metrics, and make your decision from there.

I guess I won’t know if I made the right decision until 10 months down the road.

You will still have to "manage the manager", but will only take a a few hours/month.After you free up more of your time, you can then make a better decision on whether to keep growing or pay down debt.

I guess I need to decide just how much I really would want to pull out of there and by what means if we pull that trigger.To your point about the future if I knew if it was better to hold on to the house or sell it now it the decision would be a lot easier :)

Make a decision and don't second guess yourself. 5.

Hence, we should rather reach out to our team while making decisions or when we get stuck.

Any help on what I’m looking at incorrectly would be appreciated.

Any help on what I’m looking at incorrectly would be appreciated.

:Here is info on CA for you Tenant's Right to Break a Rental Lease in California | NoloFrom what I understand (and this may be incorrect), while there is no law that says you cannot have a lease break fee, the law does say that you can only recover your losses.