@Ryan Bird you can ask but how do you know they're telling the truth?  

If you question anything Luke will block you from their Facebook pages so you can't tell the truth. 

But that same exact story is true of both of my other investment properties that are now netting me over $1k each per month.The building is in Southeast Washington, DC, a neighborhood that has a bad reputation, but with the entire rest of the city exploding into a kind of gentrification I've seen nowhere else, it is inevitable that it will eventually swallow up that area as well, eventually....Truthfully, I purchased high and knew the situation with the neighborhood: lots of voucher tenants, low rents peppered with luxury units popping up here and there, crime, the reputation, all of that.

@David Gershenfeld, -- @Steve Babiak speaks the truth.  

This is one of the biggest truths that you have ever told as long as I have known you.

So, end of day the brutal honest truth is it's just a wrong vehicle for a good rental property.

This loan officer is POS, since day 1, never facts, just what I want to hear, even after reaming him out and telling him straight up "just tell me the facts, the truth, what's really happening, real timelines, stop ********ting!

Look for any of my posts on BP and you will see the logical and mathematical breakdown  why this is truth, not opinion.

Truth be told prayer and persistence kept us in this process.

They believe the horror stories are everyday life as a landlord which is the furthest from the truth.