Class A, B, C or D?

If you sell, where would you reinvest at same or better return if you rented it out?

Did you buy the deal with a conventional loan or dscr?

This gets tricky if you have negotiated a large seller credit, and then you end up negotiating for repairs or something else comes up.

.- 10% down- Pick term that both:--- Leads to properties cashflowing for you--- Covers seller's PITI payments- 3-5 year balloon (or longer)Highly likely your offer will be rejected, but keep checking in with agent every 30-days.Property has been on market for 87 days and seller will only get more motivated as it sits longer.DO NOT GET EMOTIONALLY INVOLVED WITH THIS DEAL! 

From a tax perspective, the choice to sell or rent really depends on two key areas.

It has lots of features that I've really liked, and more - especially if you’re unhappy with some of the tools or processes you’re using today with managing your property.

Either for reimbursement if after the fact, or to force participation if prior.

Or I could buy another property.

Start with the most basic feasibility numbers.Before you decide whether to build or sell, get clarity on the two most important variables:What is a new construction duplex actually worth once completed?