Your situation sounds like a classic investor's dilemma, and it's great that you're considering all angles before making a move.First off, it's worth considering what the "rip cord" would be for your investment—essentially, what's your financial breaking point where you need to make a decisive move to avoid further losses?

Knowledge of real estate principles, the title transfer process, and real estate laws specific to the county and state the subject property is located in4.

Essentially, you would be putting less down if you can negotiate 6% concession from the seller.

Equilibrium/balance and limits are essential.

This is an essential tool for anyone buying a tenant-occupied property.

You essentially agree to pay the collection agency a negotiated sum in return for their agreement to delete any and all record of the account.

This is true but 1) the problems in LA has extends beyond the city's core and 2) the city's core is essential for the city's reputation, which in LA has nosedived which will make it harder to lure in new companies or even keep ones there which are considering moving.

@V.G JasonI think a lot of the principles of FIRE are good.  

I have a "how to use" section which goes over the principles of the rule rather then case by case 

Essentially, as the owner, you get to use the property 21 days a year, and the rest of the time Hilton will use it.My questions are: Does anyone own one of these properties?