This sounds like it will drag on for 6+ months because of; NY State, NYC, COVID and tenants that are most likley staying in there to the bitter end.

Another area that would be great is near our rival university which is UNF.

People are bitter and disillusioned.

The debt has made it more difficulty for me to obtain financing in my endeavors (of course I happened to become an entrepreneur right when the credit crisis hit), but ultimately I think I will come out for the better, especially being able to survive the downturn.I am a little bitter towards the higher education industry for taking advantage of my parent's never having had a college degree rationalizing to them that debt was an acceptable and normal way to pay for higher education for your children.

For example, how would you order the following, from most to least important to you (this is what a good financial advisor would walk you through):I want to live in a neighborhood surrounded by people like me.I want to live in my own house with my partner.I want to bring in as much income as my partner does.I want to have my own income stream so I don't feel reliant on my partner.I want a simple life.I will "eat bitter" now so I can gorge in []3 []5 []10 []30 years.I want my $600k to earn maximum returns since it's "play" money.I want my $600k to earn good returns with minimal risk so I don't put this gift from my dad at undue risk. 

I was the owner of the property, and 2. a copy of the lease which stated the address and the monthly rent.And if I sounded a little bitter in the above paragraph it's only because I've had 30 years experience working in the VA and thus was surprised that this guy was able to talk the WWP into paying his way when he certainly had the funds to do so himself.  

I like long walks on the beach and really bitter beers. 

I know from bitter experience that it's not true.  

Prices and competition rival San Francisco and New York City.

I have a 4 unit building in EH that the cashflow closely rivals my W2 income.