Watching calisthenics athletes pull off incredible bodyweight feats to some hype up music makes me visualize what is possible and what perfect form looks like.

The difference is that the economy seems to still be in a fairly early stage of recovery. 

A world of investors and scientists are agreeing with dollars and data that the doom and gloom is probably more likely than a quick recovery. 

The devastation was so huge in some of these sectors that recovery of workers hasn't taken place yet and we are now in the middle of the process of refilling the ranks.

Wish a speedy recovery to your family. 

Since the intervention of the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (Actually a brilliant Stimulus package) economic growth globally has been driven by...debt.

Hopefully you’ve made a healthy recovery and this is still a win. 

The more you increase it, the more you have to recover before you start making a profit, you will have fewer resources (cash) to generate that recovery, and the longer it will take to get there.You would be better off taking that extra cash (see 2,3,and 4 above) and use them as DP's to leverage more properties...and let your tenants do their one and only job. 

As i've looked at many homes on zillow, i've noticed that home prices in certain areas have fluctuated heavily throughout the last decade, as alabama has had a slow path to recovery from the great financial recession in 2009.

Anyway, it’s your money but 1) I wouldn’t sell, 2) I wouldn’t give 10% off, 3) I would want more than 10% down, that won’t even cover recovery costs if they stop payingGood luck.