not all agents are good agents, I fired my agent and it was and awkward conversation but glad I did because the next one was quick to show me this property and wasn't scared of doing extra work in the case it went to a short sale.

not all agents are good agents, I fired my agent and it was and awkward conversation but glad I did because the next one was quick to show me this property and wasn't scared of doing extra work in the case it went to a short sale.

I mean explaining the situation to all buyers could allow interested parties see : to get a good property giving extra $2-4K isn’t bad. 

It pays to take the extra 5-10 minutes to provide feedback to brokers on why a property does not fit for you.

.#1- Mortgage balance $90k, 3.3% APR, rental ($200 cash flow), 15yr mortgage#2- Mortgage balance $220k, 3.5% APR, rental ($450 cash flow), 30yr#3- Mortgage bancle $420K, 4% APR, residence, 30yrI am currently paying extra principal in all properties, should I focused on saving a 20% downpayment for another property, keep paying extra principal on all of them, focused all my resource in paying #1?

Short Term rentals are great but keep in mind all the extra work. 

Life’s gotten very busy, and I might just cut ties with a half renovated property as I now live three hours away in Portland Maine and would like an extra 30k or more to put towards a upcoming house hack.

I still have my regular job @ 50k a year but the properties pay for themselves, extra cash goes straight towards the principal on the mortgages.

Took me about 2-3 months to get it fully occupied, implemented Rubs, charged extra for pets and parking to increase the NOI.After 3 months from closing, the property was stabilized and was cash flowing.

Do you want a new/extra side hustle?