Im just gunna throw everything out there and see what y’all say. 

Not many markets that work right now for cashflow with high rates, throw in that you only want brand new construction where prices are even higher.

I figured that I would be able to get the necessary reno done and refinance to pay them off.But they don't like anything I throw at them.I think that this is a huge opportunity and I don't want to miss it...but when do I know that I should walk away?

This property alone throws off a few thousand dollars in cash flow each month.

I figured that I would be able to get the necessary reno done and refinance to pay them off.But they don't like anything I throw at them.I think that this is a huge opportunity and I don't want to miss it...but when do I know that I should walk away?

Surveillance footage shows the same two kids repeatedly throwing a soccer ball against the back gate.

putting down 75% ain't bad, but if you're dead set on investing in your backyard, oftentimes it's just not an area that cashflows. if cashflow is more important to you than having your rentals be a stone's throw away, consider another market.

I have a 13 year old son who requires that I throw and catch the football or shoot hoops.

Should I throw in the towel after one successful flip and stick to my day job?

It may not make sense for you, but wanted to throw it out there.