I just don't think the markets are going anywhere anytime soon and it frankly scares the hell of me so I'm contemplating getting out for good.Please weigh in and thanks,John

At the time, I contemplated fix n flip or wholesale in Denver, but the market is insane and honestly, I make more money from recruiting.Since then, I've gotten married, we welcomed our first kiddo, and I've paid off over $110K in personal and business debt for myself and my wife and I've also hired 2 recruiters who I've trained and soon should be bringing in revenue for the business. 

I have decided it's my cycle of learning and that I just have to be patient with myself, allowing  a day or two of contemplation when I am stuck, instead of beating up on myself.

@Mo Gold - thanks man . i'm contemplating whether this needs a serious "design" touch-up, but it's great to be more knowledgeable about this resource now. never knew about how to tackle this design scope, so appreciate your thoughts@Matt Pritchard - really appreciate the advice. would you cut the trees outside?

biggerpro, I'm here to learn, and to contemplate everybody elses ideas about how things could run better.

If you are contemplating selling it, take the hit on capital gains but then offset those gains with something else - you would do that if you can show corresponding loss (passive or active depending on whether you qualify as REP).

I'm contemplating purchasing a new home because I'd like to have a finished basement and a pool.

I am contemplating to take a deep cut to sell this one off and hoping I’ll be coming out ahead by buying one further out that way.Many thanksPaul

this is something i've been contemplating for a while now...i'm working on a few new banks for refinances and new loans....they want me to have a ton of money in the bank to cover my mortgages....i understand banks are tightening up, but if all of my units are suddenly vacant at the same time, there's a much larger problem in the country on a macro scale..btw, i'm at 100% occupancy currently..i've talked to lenders who want as much as 10% of unpaid mortgages in liquid funds...this is such a waste--to keep 150k in a bank yielding nothing makes no sense to me....i need to play by the bank's rules it seems, so i've started to look at different money market accounts and CD's so that i'll at least earn something while my money sits in a bank...anyone have any suggestions??

If the deal is so skinny you are contemplating losing money then maybe it isn't any good anyway.