It seems you do not have much of a choice, All the best If I'm being honest, I thought I was getting a deal for that purchase price.

Maybe it's a personal choice, or it depends on which state you're conducting real estate business.Originally posted by @Anthony Wick:I’d probably shorten the letter a bit.

He's playing with numbers, I reckon, and I bet there was a mortgage on the property, so his cash in was not $230k.

Figure out your “why” as to what your  cash flow problem is and I bet you will want to keep them!  

Thanks Hey Troy, I would say the best bet is for you to try to sell it as a package deal and get a seasoned investor-agent to try to get you some action on it.

here are my stats on 6 months being with them (not by choice but they acquired the property manager I had in chicago) I have 22 units in 4 buildings    Rent 22.5% lower rent      Expense 34% increase in expenses Also all expenses are way above market rate with minimum oversight for vendors overcharging or proper negotiation for volume work.

Pete are both solid choices with lots of potential.

Now I've got my choices down to just a few at which point I'll look at reviews, but the usually I don't have a lot of choices so even with a couple of bad reviews, I will likely still book and set my expectations accordingly. 

It is the lady's personal choice.

There has to be a lawyer willing to do it; call every lawyer you can, I bet you can find one!