Here's a good problem to have you stumble into an income stream, but you just don't like it.

I am so excited because sometimes in our financial lives,

things happen and they have my accident.

We want to know how we can navigate that.

I love that we get to answer questions like that.

And I love that we can answer questions

that you care about so if you have a question you want us to speak into make sure

you get it in the chat right now because we want to load you up. With that, Creative Director, Rebe, I'm going to throw it over to you.

Yeah, we're going to kick it off with a question from Alex T.

He says, at what point should I consider selling an accidental rental property?

I'm making about 10% cash on cash, but it seems like a lot of work for 300 bucks per month. So what do you have to say to Alex?

Well, one, Alex, I want you to know you're not alone. I'm not sure how you came into this

accidental rental property,

one of two things likely happened.

Either you inherited a property

that you did not previously purchase,

and maybe it was already a rental property,

and there are tenants in there,

and so that's taking place.

Or maybe two, you bought your first

home and you decided that you wanted to move homes but for some reason you could not

sell so you ended up buying the second home and turning your first home into a

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