I think you can actually return a better profit if you are willing to stick around to the end and see the fruits of your labor.  

Seller Finance it on a wrap, cfd, lease option, etc.Gary Keller of Keller Williams wrote:http://www.kw.com/kw/shift.html"Chapter 10 - Expand the Options - Creative Financing.....Affordability drives the real estate industry....Buyers must be able to buy in order for sellers to be able to sell....Affordability is the juice that makes the market go or stop....In a (market) shift, finding creative ways to help buyers afford to buy and sellers afford to sell is the game you must learn to play and win.....if the conditions warrant creative deals but you are not able to put these deals together, then you could be done doing many deals.

There's more in the "e-juice" than just water or else they wouldn't be work smoking.

It is hard work initially, but you will reap the fruits of your labor afterwards.

Glad to have you here and I hope you have a fruitful 2014 as well.

(Because my debt service is cheaper than my cap rate, the leverage created by my 75% financing should juice my return, but only slightly so let's ignore this.)  

I wish you a speedy and fruitful resolution.

Were you able to find any "low hanging fruit" deals that fit your criteria for your business?

Sounds like you have to be more concerned about the LA police themselves than than about hungry people stealing fruit from your backyard in the middle of the night.

Next time one of your kids spills grape juice, or you red wine, you’ll thank me.Jeff