Prolly not smart since I’m getting 50-60k a year from it.Obviously, some major tax implications w selling a rental property.

I’ll try and put a renter in it although it’s barely livable, plus mom is on a fixed income of only social security.

My rental property I purchased in august last year, it’s my first one, it came with this low income tenant that was getting social services and a housing agency to pay his rent.The rental is a 4 unit but he is the only one living in it since I’ve owned it because it needs renovations.

@Russell Gronsky,I read the other posts and was wondering ... maybe try this: Go off-market and post about it on social media groups in Facebook, etc.

This has some wear and tear and cost implications and I would generally prefer smaller groups.

I post often to social media and to Google.

If he is all over YouTube and social media with hundreds of videos, that should be all you need to know that he isn't actually investing in real estate but is instead investing in the sales of get-rich-quick schemes.

The 12 months is required to demonstrate stability and frankly is a short time considering the implications. 

The tax, legal, and lendability implications all need to be considered with their respective pros.

I think after the socially distancing stuff comes to an end I will do both in-person and virtual meetups, though all things considered I think virtual is the way to go now.