It was a little hard to swallow your feedback, but I think that that is totally the right way to look at it.

New cabinets would then be installed .I am just so mad that this lady destroys my house and yet I am the one trying to buy her out because of •MOLD•.Sadly that's the cheap thing to do and swallow my pride because a bad judge or some legal mis step would be very costly

No trash all over the complex.It may cause you to swallow hard, but for me, it was well worth it.

I think the trick is in knowing the available tenant pool.Just one for-instance: I learned that even though most landlords try to get tenants to sign a one-year lease so they won't have vacancies over the summer - that there is actually a big demand for short-term student rentals over the summer for internship students who will pay a premium for a summer rental that is cheaper than the local Extended Stay hotels.And then, of course, you might be hearing a bunch of real estate guru nonsense about how much money you supposedly can make - and you're smarter than the average bear who swallows everything they hear :-)

The con of using cash for keys is swallowing your pride and realizing that it is the best option for you and your tenant and the cheapest and fastest way to get back to a better situation.We move forward with the legal process parallel to offering cash for keys, so we lose no time.  

But I will still fight for myself a little longer to see if I can possibly get some skin in the game to prevent me from having to swallow that bitter pill or at least maybe a little  lesser tasting pill.

Hi Kenneth,If you can swallow the losses and see upside so that you'd make a boatload when you sell in X number of years, then go for it.

I just got a Prius, a little more than 5k and swallowed some pride, but I get almost 500 per tank and I just filled the tank for $19.48.

Two wordsDue DiligenceThat's going to be a hard pill to swallow. 

The buyers are swallowing up any/ everything out there.