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Agree, every situation and every property is different. It also depends on what is considered dead wood. I would consider selling a property that had a lower yeild or higher vacancy, higher holding costs, etc. But I would think twice about selling just because a property hasn't yet experienced...

I guess there's two sayings we can subscribe to- "your first loss is your best loss" or "if you never sell at a loss you'll never lose". I like the sound of the second one better. Only pick the fruit that's ripe!:D RC

That then brings up another point. What to sell? In a counter cyclical way of thinking, a property with underperforming capital gain may be closer to an upswing than something that has outperformed and may be due for a breather. My usual theory is to sell that which is selling best and...

I'm harvesting at the moment. First to go is an IP I bought 5 years ago and vowed I would never EVER sell. Prime location, good growth, a terrific long term tenant, cf+, I could go on........BUT..... Circumstances change. I need money to start a development and the bank says I'm at my...