The company will likely help us sell our home.From my vantage point, I think the reasons to sell are:- Free money from the company to sell our home (~$80k commission)- We’ve been in the home long enough to qualify for the married couple capital gains exemption and will likely take advantage of the full $500kReasons to hold and rent would be:- Keep our 2014 low-ish tax base.

The finance company she worked for was somewhat new at it, didn't have the safeguards in place and allowed managers in charge of these REO's to set prices and sell them, apparently believing the dire stories of investors resulting in low offers that were accepted.

If you cash-out refinance, your interest rate would drop to the low 5% range, allow you to have more cash flow, and funds to purchase your next investment property. 

Based on that, there's a very, very low NOI (again -- poor management).

I'm considering buying a multi-family property (10 units) in a bad part of Miami (very low income, high crime). 

If it's too low, do what @Marian Smith suggested.

HELOC generally with low closing cost or no closing cost but interest rate is higher compare to cash out.

They also penalize me with non-super host and low acceptance rate because I have to do 30 day minimums in San Francisco.2nd Address.

As well, our internal assessment of the millennial demographic is two main things: 1. they are very mobile, and can move whenever they want, no kids, low job attachment etc, , 2.

Big outfits or long time agents may not be as interested in being your go-to as the commission is fairly low and the level of service on these policies can far outweigh the commission.