However, the expense should be balanced against the possible resale value.

Lower interest rates would certainly make projects more attractive.It'll be interesting to see how lenders balance the need for risk mitigation with the opportunity to capture a larger market share by offering competitive rates

Possibly, but its just gonna get added to the balance of the loan and accrue additional late fees, interest etc.

I’ve been able to achieve financial freedom and create a better balance between work and personal life.

@Dylan Speer sell it, come up with the negative money balance, write the loss of on your taxes and move on with your life.You can sell it "subject to" to someone looking for a home with no money down and save on Agent commissions?

Below are the figures:Purchase Price: $225,369.78ARV: $199,000.00Mortgage Balance: $209,099.44Great thing about wraps, however, is you can add equity, interest, and your own terms, which is what the borrower did here.Via adding $101,000.00 in equity, the borrower plans to sell the property for $300,000.00 for a 30 year amortization and have the borrower place a down payment of $15,000.00.

I have a pretty large balance sitting in an account with her which included balances From not getting paid the last two months of rental income and  tenant deposits and maintenance reserve funds. 

The prices of houses have gone up YoY, yes if its going up YoY= inflation it effectively is going to be balanced and this is more or less the "crash" people are waiting for it. 

It’s impressive how you’ve balanced higher income with high occupancy rates through midterm rentals.

I can't say the tax balance is completely incorrect because A LOT of items can affect this number.