@Jonathan Baird Hey Jonathan - I similarly fluctuate with my BP engagement but it's been a great tool & resource over the years.

Even if the bk is successful in stopping the sale, the Trustee is going to have to hire an attorney to appear in the bk and then you get into the problem with the reduction in equity described above.I stand by my belief that neither tactic is a useful tool in this situation.

Tools? 

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The equity return could be a powerful tool in the future. 

I'd search with various crime activity tools and see what kinds of crime are happening/frequency.

Your description is good with all the bullet points, but after each set write a brief description of the points using keywords that are popular in your market.

The room rental will likely become even more popular than it is right now.

But are you using it to its full capability as a planning tool within your real estate portfolio?