When to Sell a Cash-Flowing Rental Property | E317

Everyone says never sell real estate. But what if letting go of one property could unlock the next level of your life?

In this episode, we break down why we’re selling a cash-flowing rental despite the classic “buy and hold forever” advice. You’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at the numbers, the emotional side of the decision, and how life events like buying a dream home or paying for a wedding can actually be fuel for smart real estate exits.

We cover how much equity we built, the return on equity calculation that helped make the call, and the real reason we're choosing velocity over long-term appreciation. This isn’t about quitting the game, it’s about playing it better. You’ll also learn how to navigate 50/50 partnerships, evaluate opportunity cost, and reframe your portfolio to support the life you want.

If you're stuck deciding whether to refi, 1031 exchange, or sell a rental… this episode might give you the clarity you've been looking for.

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