If they want to drag it out, they could reasonably stretch it out to three months or more (e.g. filing preliminary objections, etc.).

. $10k would be a stretch for me to put down and still have reserves left for repairs, cap ex, vacancy, etc. 

Congress is also working on legislation that will omit the opportunity for your heirs to "stretch" the income out over their lifetimes (for inherited IRAs and 401K plans), so that reduces the value of leaving retirement funds behind.

The growth will stretch and accelerate from Kimberly, Twin, Filer, Buhl.

I dumped a few properties with huge losses and made several million dollars every time. you have so stretch all your investment calculations over a 1, 5, 10 ,20 and 30 years to see whether or not you want to purchase a property and to know when it is time to dump it.I am asking the same question today.

Since you said it's hard to rent I'm guessing you have long stretches of vacancy when tenants move out. 

You don't want to stretch yourself too thin.

In CH7, that is liquidation of assets and usually because they owe more than they are worth in assets, and it's not a stretched out repayment plan (like CH13).

Even borrowing $50K to purchase a $60K listed property may be a stretch.

Hopefully it is a whole life policy and there is some stretch to the policy.