Housing in the springs pueblo and canon just started to ease its way up.  

The deadline is just to pressure you to make a decision.

You can go slow, no pressure to rush to find a tenant (pick a good one not he first one), hopefully it's a little distressed and you can fix it up a bit.

If you do, get them involved as they are going to know the right pressure points to push for a resolution here.

@Maria Keating I hadn't thought of that route- putting pressure on the state..

The article focuses on the pressure that management companies and owner's are experiencing due to the decreasing population & realignment of the armed forces.

Due to the hearing and pressure from the public led by REIA members, councilman Ludeman included up to 4 units and children daycares.

You are not going to be able to turn on the water as it failed the initial pressure test by the Field Service Manager for HUD. 

I'm 9 days away from my 30th birthday and after having a few jobs within the last few years, I'm feeling the pressure to make the "right" decision.

Example (I'll round numbers for ease); Buy property for 250K100K down from SDIRAs, 150K Non-recourse loan @ 5.75%/20 years (60% financed)30K Income, 13K Operating Expenses, 9K Interest, "Net Income" for taxes of 8K (before depreciation which would be 12K on whole thing).........................................................Does this the we would take 60% of the 8K "Net Income" or $4800 and then take off 60% of the 12K depreciation or $7200 to have a negative net income of $2400?