Sorry to hear mate 🙏No shame in loosing.It's how you recover and pick yourself back up.If you don't, then that's a shameI have lost more than I can count and so have many others on this forum.Losses are part of business and life in general.Our time and energy comes at a price.The biggest price is the emotional one.I prefer learning from losses as much as possible and doing my best to not repeat the same mistakes.Also, not dwelling on it for long and not living in the past to avoid further emotional drag and doubt about moving forward.Personally, I also don't get involved in lawsuits or collections and consider every loss as my own fault.Moving forward smarter and more experienced.Moving forward and doing my best to make more than what I have lost.I hope that helps and God Bless  yup 08 to 2011 I lost 10 million in equity.. and had to start over in 2012..

A trained engineer could have some fun with this if something like this went to jury or if they were called in as a witness (kind of weird what engineers call fun for most people). 

It's Morning in Nashville, what a great time to witness this city growing up.

And it is pretty stunning, that's for sure.I think we're lucky and blessed to live in a part of the world (the American Southwest) that offers so much beauty.... 

Even then, we've been blessed to buy at such a good cost to value ratio, our leverage is strong and our positions in each property is comfortable against potential market fluctuations, so I just plod merrily along scooping up a deal here and there when it presents itself. 

Monitor and change when the house is vacant is the blessing.

Have a great blessed day!

Blessing in disguise.

I've been blessed to have networked with a lot of nurses, management, and recruiters with my position.

May it be a blessing to you and yours.