In some cases, all that a little "compassion" will do is to lengthen the time until this unavoidable outcome will eventually come to fruition.   

Paying taxes are probably unavoidable maybe you could meet with a real estate accountant to do something fancy like a 1031 exchange with the fix and flip and 1031 with your current house take the equity in both properties and roll them together into a new bigger house?

Giving away part of the deal is unavoidable to learn.

But as you are realizing, vacancies, repairs and particularly large capex items which are unavoidable at some point will eat that “phantom” cash flow you thought you had.I own tracked heavy equipment, and every few years you’ve got a $25k track replacement bill.....you've got to calculate those in “as you go”, before they occur.

Hey Jose,This can vary between the level of risk different investors are willing to take, but at a certain level separating your assets out is nearly unavoidable.

Mistakes are an unavoidable part of doing business and becoming successful.

Not so much, because owning a $35,000 house gets expensive just like any house, and $525 doesn't go very far at all in offsetting the unavoidable costs of the occasional capital expenditure.

Taxes and death are unavoidable as they say.

It's a nice community with decent amenities but that $5k fee is unavoidable for those couple of complexes in the area.

Collateral damage is unavoidable in a capitalist economy.Case in point: A individual has a job as a software developer and is paid a significant amount of money to improve their bottom line.