What if you already own a rental property, but you're not that excited about it anymore?

Maybe you had a big repair recently that ate up all your cash flow.

Maybe you had a bad tenant, or maybe you're just nervous about the current market.

The question is, should you sell this rental property or should you keep it?

And how do you decide which one you should do?

That's the question we're going to tackle in today's episode of Ask Coach, and we're getting started right now.

Welcome to the Ask Coach edition of the Real Estate Investing podcast. I'm your host, Chad

Carson. You can also call me Coach Carson, and this is a show to help you get out of the financial grind so you can spend your time doing more of what matters.

Today's question was inspired by a 101 coaching conversation I had with Jonathan Mogollion

inside my community rental property mastery. If you haven't heard of rental property mastery,

it's a private community where I do coaching, where I'm helping people like Jonathan and 110 other people currently to find properties, to raise money, to get the financing

and the down payments they need for their properties, to learn how to manage them and systematize

them so that eventually they have a passive rental property business that pays them money

so they can have financial freedom. So if you're interested in that and you want

help in coaching and accountability and small mastermind groups, check out rental property mastery.

There'll be a link in the podcast and YouTube description below. To help me answer this question,

I had a conversation with my friend and one of the smartest real estate investors I know,

Arian Shi Hai from Houston, Texas. He's also known as the investing architect.

Now let's get to our conversation.

So before we go into like how to actually decide,

I think there are three good reasons and three bad reasons to sell a rental property or investment property.

So first let's go over the good ones.

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