The lawsuit is premature unless you have appraisal/comps.

Second, they have the risk of you dying prematurely so they have to put enough money into a pool to make sure they can pay claims.

What woke me up to needing to do better was being diagnosed with MS late 2017 and having my first child that came 3 months premature that same year.

@Bradley BabineauxIf you wish to purchase property personally - you could take distribution from your IRA (subject to applicable taxes and penalties for premature distribution), and use it for a down payment.

While it may be premature to drive a stake in the ground... because I don't know what I don't know... my current interest/focus area is in multifamily investing.

Before you prematurely admit to defeat contact more banks and let them know your situations and see if they will work with you.With that there is much risk in dealing with leveraging multiple properties and that really depends on your risk tolerance. 

They may even offer you a local mentor.Sounds like you prematurely committed the unit to other people before you had completed the purchase and secured a viable move-out plan for the current tenant.

It’s also safe to say that prices in Newark have really only started recovering over the past couple of years (for the same reason we still have so many foreclosures) so it’s probably premature to call an end to bull market.

He is suggesting I pre maturely replace the existing "door operator" while stocks last.

I would suggest replacing the air filters every month to prevent a premature failure.Good Luck!