But I would first say that I'm an investor for the last 3 years, i've been watching cashflow type properties and keeping my finger in the air, if there is a good deal, I'll connect it to my investor buyers.  

Fingers crossed. 

It is supposed to close on the 11th of Nov, crossing my fingers.

Should I see if I can sell it or hold on, keep doing the repairs, and fingers crossed the issues will stop?  

(My two good typing fingers are about worn out here...)

You could have made 10X more deals at far less cost if you did it the right way.Here is what I do.I do not lift a finger nor do I pay a damn cent UNTIL I know they are motivated.Till then  I do NOTHING, and let them do all the work.By the time they call me they already convinced themselves I am legit, the man, the one to pick, and while they were convincing themselves I am the best choice I didn't even KNOW they EXISTED.You can either follow the masses, be a sheep following other sheep  or get out of that mold and seriously be smart, think, be intelligent and creative and do some serious dominating... like we do honestly.If you or anyone can see the logic in my post this is what you do.Get a website,  make it credible,  work on SEO, then ... if you want to make money right now, and don't want to wait till you rank, do PPC or facebook ads.

fingers crossed.

Some of the surrounding properties have tested positive for slag so fingers crossed the test comes back favorable. 

We also have (fingers-crossed) got things settled with the problem tenant.

We definitely aren’t millionaires yet, fingers crossed, but we really like the area so hopefully we can buy another relatively soon.