I did just look at my last post it was horrible.

., these are just a few of the horrible situations that can happen to any home buyer along the road we all call life.It is my goal to personally and professionally deal with all of the parties involved, in a continued effort to find and secure as many solutions, for as many people as humanly possible. 

The 203k is not a horrible solution at all.  

Window AC units are horrible.  

Horrible advice.

My water company is horrible at overcharging for the sewer potion of the bill. 

Minor repairs definitely do bite into the bottom line but it is a slightly positive cash flow.I just am tired of treading water - I am not building equity, I am still underwater when I look at comps in the area (I think the place is conservatively worth 350K).I am not real-estate saavy enough to know what my options are.(1) I dont think I can refi cause my LTV is horrible.(2) I cant sell without paying out of pocket(3) I cant short saleAny ideas for an exit strategy?  

She holds great credit but a horrible loan to debt ratio.

This house is a converted house to separate apts and the financials look horrible, but is there hope?

$160k purchase price with $1200/month rents is a 9% gross yield which is a bit low but not horrible especially if you think rents and values in that area are headed up.