I always found that to be a very hard pill to swallow.

If you work in a huge office for a huge company, it's easy to get swallowed alive.Where I am, in NYC, some of the big firms hire literally anyone coming out of a licensing course.

Aside from the Central Business District (CBD) area, rentals are pretty stable.

Bitter pill to swallow, but we thank God we're out of there now and focused on other areas that actually cash flow.Good luck with whatever you end up doing. 

I think that is why this 97% stat is hard for most of us to swallow.

It is a hard pill to swallow that you will be hungry sometimes, you will be tired sometimes, you will live in discomfort, you will struggle and you will achieve only in adversity. 

Swallow your pride and get in the door somewhere.

Break it down into easy-to-swallow bites.Are you involved in real estate or really committed? 

This is a good lesson, it's a hard pill to swallow.

Hey mate,Sorry to hear this and I feel for you.Been there many times before.I would always cut my losses as quickly as possible and swallow the frog.Move on more experienced and smarter and don't repeat the same mistakes on the next one.The loser deals teach us more than the winners do.If you stay "in it" longer, you will get dragged down by the negativity of the situation along with the toxicity of the folks you are working with now.Your time and mind is better spent focused on finding another deal/opportunity and growing because this is all "positive momentum" thinking.Not trying to sound philosophical here but just something I've learned over the last 13 years of my investment career and flipping thousands of deals.Wishing you well and a quick recovery 🙏