Part of me wants to sell and get out of the area, but I would probably have to take a net loss if I did that, and it's hard for me to swallow that.

$1000/mo of negative cashflow is hard to swallow.

Clearly this is a huge timesaver and entreprenuers/REI are all about efficiency, but they are supposed to be calculated risks and the risk on that one, would be a bit too high for me to swallow ----ESPECIALLY if i am paying a PM to get it rented.

Swallow my pride and dive in to whatever God will throw at me sometimes.  

If there is not only one closet that is the problem area, you will likely have to remove all of the flooring and subflooring, and that's a tough pill to swallow if you have nice hardwood.  

Usually I provide guidance and help people but seeing the response you got Bill made me just *smhSome people can't be helped, they attack and criticize the bearers of truth because it's too hard to swallow.

Anyone is welcome and I'll buy you all the Coca-Cola and snacks you can swallow.... :-) — at Hilton Phoenix Chandler.

We're like snakes swallowing our own tails here, just going endlessly in the same circle. 

Having an issue that costs 1-2 years cashflow when you only have one unit can be a difficult pill to swallow.

Don't go out on the edge because you will get swallowed up by the big economic black whole that can just appear out of nowhere.