Quote from @Alexie Franck: Long story short, current property has been a headache sure I have some fault in it but bottomline tenants stopped paying, zero cash flow and now looking to sell.

If you were to sell the property, can you obtain an investment with a better return?

Go sell some loans for us!"

Quote from @Barbara Johannsen: Not everyone sells their note right away.

I'm very pro-multifamily for investment purposes.If the main attraction to this property is the low interest rate, why not make that work to your advantage and sell the property subto?

Take away their ammo by, first, telling them you'd agree to pay X if they brought a buyer and that you're NOT interested in listing your property (if thats the case).Lastly, The best way to promote it on Zillow is to have it priced to sell.

A broker can save you time by shopping multiple lenders at once and sometimes has access to wholesale rates you wouldn’t get directly.

The big question I have is whether it makes more sense to fix this back up or to just sell it? 

Homeowners, unable to sell, decide instead to rent out their property.This trend is especially pronounced in Sun Belt markets like Florida and Texas, but it’s expanding nationwide.

Hello @Mark Vesu,I propose a simple process for deciding whether to sell or hold a property.