not sure how much i should be worrying about the fridge, i mean its new, under warranty and the least of my concerns right now but its obvious they'd like to turn a dispute over forging my sig, regaining their kids custody under falsified docs, the gainfully employed parent quitting her job the day after i confirmed employment, and the sudden inability for owner(and his housemate) to have quiet enjoyment of his own home, into a dispute over new fridge that only the freezer works, and into the need for area rugs to be provided by owner.i'll be working on a lease violation notice tonite to plaster on their door tomorrow. my only holding out is they are offering to pay more rent and i know once the violation notice goes on the door, they are likely to just enjoy the 'free ride' for however long it last and likely to brew up crazy hardship stories being the stellar actors they've been thus far!

Then would you sell at a loss or ride it out with 0 cashflow?

Hopefully we'll hit the right combination and ride the next wave.

So yes, if something came along that I liked more than real estate, I may stop at #3 and just ride it out.

Great question and likley the answer is what you already stated, many are making speculation plays, renting for a few years riding out some great appreciation, then dumping.

That's pretty cool.Where can I sign up for a ride on J Scott's jet when he reaches Trump's level

It can be an emotional rollercoaster ride, so stay determined, don't let hurdles knock you down, they will be in front of you and seem very tall at first.

This weekend I am riding in the Monster Cookie ride, 60 miles for 60 years.

The roller coaster rides of the stock market and low fixed income environments have whacked a generation hard, dealing many a knockout punch.

I spent maybe an hour on this 350k proposal.The bad part for them is they were too cheap too offer me $250 dollars when they have 100s of thousands riding on the deal.