If the name of the game is "be the biggest idiot," it's ok to lose and let someone else "win."

It would really suck to lose money and also have to pay taxes. 

If you lose them, you can download new copies.

When they realize you are mad and they are about to lose your business… they MAY start to care… and they may not.

You will end up losing the deal.You need about six months of networking and active deal flow to create a potential buyer's list and email distribution.However, if the deal is really good (very unlikely in New Jersey), it is true that you can find a buyer.

Waiting 30 days, plus hiring an attorney and going through the whole eviction process will only make you lose valuable time and money.Keep the communication open and the dialogue flowing with her so that you know exactly what is going on and you are not caught by surprise down the road.

So, if you buy that property and they lose the lawsuit that property could be attached with a lien because that lis pendens was filed before your deed.

@Jorge F RodriguezSell that as soon as you can.A negative investment is not a good investment.6% is unlikely, so you'll continue to feed the bank and lose out.

Unfortunately i do have expenses and I'm already losing money on this house.

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