Thanks my man, I mean it was an uncontrollable event.

It's a calculated gamble, betting on the resurgence of office spaces and the city's magnetic pull for businesses.However, with high stakes come high risks.

Yes been thinking a while about what to do after selling property:1. just pay the tax and paying off debt as you said2. 1031 DST with lower return "slightly higher risk" investment3. or QoZ funds where it's the riskiest investment/10 year money out with the investment into developmental phase/cycle location (hence lot of gambling) at the worst of time.It's win-win-win situation for uncle Sam :)

They are high end and was a gamble although we stole them 295k and 375k respectively.

I feel Turno has accomplished that with cleaners but everything else is still a gamble! 

Especially with no other uncontrolled liabilities. 

To get a say 30% gain either the price has to go up 30% to 6,110 which is Ponzi scheme or gambling by investors or the S&P earnings has to go up by 47%.S&P average of 4,700 is tech heavy.  

Also, you may potential be leasing to a tenant that is not only comfortable with navigating through the eviction process but also skilled at how to prolong the eviction through actions such calling code enforcement for mold, claiming there is vital maintenance not corrected by landlord......If you are in even a mildly good rental area I would take a chance on younger folks with no rental history before I gambled with someone that has proved they are potential to not pay.

If you are willing to gamble your earnest money, then that is fine.  

We seem to use tech for war really well, and porn, gambling, crime, hacking, TROLLING......