While cashflow may be good in NB, I doubt it will match the value growth in our biggest growth markets.The risk is in tenants not paying rent, and the pain in evicting them.

We can’t go without food so having to eat these higher and higher prices is painful.

The neighborhood isn't amazing (couple of abandoned homes around the block) but it's working class and some section 8 properties scattered about.

It's a pain to move off a website, especially if it has all your leads, CRM and marketing systems attached so they'll likely be a client for life.Offer eye-catching upsells to guests like concierge services, butler, car service, pet sitting, valet and parking. 

Bowie Yeah I’d probably lean keeping it, it’s gonna be a pain to rent a property of that size, but you have a great rate, and I do think Bowie is actually one of the area’s that has the most remaining upside in the dc area.

Paying the penalty is the pain and should be avoided. 

That is just a fact of the BA.Also the pain threshold, for the buyer, in the Bay Area must be substantially higher.

A couple of painful years will allow you to live the life of your dreams in the future. 

@John Morgan you could also paint with odor blocking primer and float laminate over it.

Yet, the common response in most other situations is "foreclosure is a pain, generally takes a while, and you might get the property back in a mess."