Definitely agree with Jay on this one, the cost that you would incur to essentially do a refinance-rehab deal, or some kind of a stabilized bridge, you would be charged a few points and third party fees to change lenders and maybe save a point on the interest rate and add a couple of months extension would be a tough pill.

@Alecia LovelessThanks Alesia.Splitting works best when I am here and personally vetting highly compatible tenants while absorbing small inconveniences, I can probably make splitting work if I am at least at a drivable distance although challenging.I have a strong feeling to sell if I am out of state but losing a very low mortgage interest rate and finding another house hacking cash cow in CA in this environment is also a tough pill to swallow.

I think they’re going to raise the rent on me fairly significantly (~10%) the next time the lease renews, which will sort of be a bitter pill to swallow, but had they raised the rent a little every year or two, I’d probably already be paying that amount or more, so I’ll probably get over it.

If you don't allow them, they'll go get a fake "prescription" from a doctor and you'll be forced to allow the animal and unable to charge more rent or a deposit.

Cash, checkbooks, credit cards, mail, jewelry, priceless mementos, expensive electronics and prescription drugs all need to be locked away or moved somewhere else during an open house.

To pull or not to not to pull a permit equates to "Asking for forgiveness is a hard pill to swallow".

Tough pill to swallow right now for many.

IN Oregon its over the counter and slam dunker.. in WA little harder you need a forester to write a prescription.. and in CA VERY Hard  you need to jump through all sorts of environmental hoops.. pretty much like developing a subdivision.. you have to  HOOT for owls you may have to do Indian relic investigations and on and on and on. 

Affordable income SFR property management can often be a brutal pill to swallow to one’s perception of humanity.

There is a pill (cure) for everything.