.: Emotionally..... pay off your primary.Financially..... use the $$ to buy assets that make you $$...hands down a smarter use of your capital Especially if your interest rate is well below what the current rates have been. 

Since you've stayed there and the lot is open, I see the lure, but any time I see something like this - "This is a pure emotional type of investment and I want to honor it."

When you take all five together they should paint a picture, but I also mentioned your gut is important (not your emotions).

I find new investors often struggle with keeping emotions out of the deal.

You appear naturally to default to decision making based upon emotions and speculation on what worst case scenarios may be. 

Good luck in the future. 55 years is enough for me lolAnd agreed, learn from mistakes made, don't repeat and move on.Personally, I never chase lost money and just take it on the chin and take the high road.Time and energy is better spent on growing bigger, better, smarter.Than on never ending, emotionally dragging lawsuits.Just my opinion 

My post was an emotional response.

Don’t let emotions get in the way of your goal, which is to get your EM back or pivot to another opportunity. 2.

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