Certainly at times I do feel as though I am wasting my time and spinning my wheels but like you said I am sure those days come to everyone whether they be in the Military or not.

There's no point spinning everyone's wheels if the zoning is single family and does not permit multifamily use (which is fairly common).

If you don't select a niche, you'll spin around in circles trying to do a little of everything and not mastering anything.

I'm stuck at page 101, my head is spinning trying to figure out the difference between Capital Loss vs.

But without that structure, I sometimes find I don't know how to get started some days, and I end up spinning my wheels.

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I put a "spin" to the article and welcomed the news. 

I am self-managing all my properties at this moment as I am planning to spin that off as a business once I get enough units.

There are many blogs about investment property and the 2% 50% rule and your property  would fall short but depending on your goals it can still work to your advantage.Selling and moving on of course is your other option and I don't know your market well enough to evaluate this but I do know you spent 9 months spinning your wheels trying to sell your property at 25% below what you perceive as its value. 

Richard I definitely understand your frustration and how it can seem like you continue to spin your wheels.