You don't want to jump out of the frying pan into the fire.If this woman has "your best interest at heart" as you claim, she should be willing to absorb some of this loss on her side of the ledger, or at the very least work out some kind of credit moving forward.It's not fair to paint them all with the same broad brush, but it seems when it is not their own money being spent, many PMs seem quite cavalier about this sort of thing. 

You will fall down many times but you'll need  to get up and  brush yourself off and continually try again until you acquire your desired affect. 

@Bryan ClementTo me, working out is like brushing my teeth...and I never go to work without brushing your teeth

I just brush it off.

For that reason, work with the tenant to resolve rather than brushing it off.

But here, seems that anyone who can brush teeth can give advice on your back pain.

Replace all hardware with brushed nickel hardware.

Comically bad amateur investors will always look at this behemoth loss and brush it off as "a silly investment mistake", when in reality, they just cost themselves their chance at becoming wealthy for the REST of their life.Keep in mind that this recession was spawned in one of the most dangerous ways: lots of industries that employed tens of millions suddenly stopped in a matter of 2 weeks.

So we go to the wilderness to a secluded beach (our normal route)... but as we fly through the brush, on a HOT curacaoan day... the horses get thirsty and tired. 

The point many have tried to make to you which you have rudely brushed off is that people are buying with significant downs...sure the wealth distribution is wide but many are still buying and investing.