Is it worth the risk to try and survive until March or just sell at a loss now, if I can find a buyer?

Enough in reserve, no excessive leverage, and you should be able to survive most problems.

If it can survive a boy from 3-18 and look perfect, it can survive anything.

With a bigger spread in the election, it will be obvious that compromise is required to survive.

Minor issues aside, the Seller and his lawyer were adamant that no R&W survive closure.

If we are subject to the capital requirements less than 50 out of 5000 (known) captive finance lenders could survive.

My current book list.Via Audible -The Demographic Cliff: How to Survive and Prosper During the Great Deflation of 2014-2019 - Author - Harry S.

Sure a little more paperwork but if you are going to be any good at REI you might as well get used to paperwork if you are going to survive.

I ended up scrambling back to a 9 to 5 in order to survive and have been recovering ever since.The good news is "I'm back"!

But they are real estate professionals, many with formal research and investigation backgrounds and all with million-dollar pockets, and casual here-today-gone-tomorrow looky-lookies are not going to compete successfully with them.The best advice I've ever heard about spending money at the auction went something like this: if you can't afford to drop the money you've budgeted to spend at the auction in a pile on the sidewalk and burn it right there, if your business model can't survive that, don't bid.Again, I would say a real estate auction is a great place to learn a lot about real estate by studying and watching, but it's not a place to learn by trial-and-error.Best of luck to you.