My question is - is it foolish to hang on to this property that's at a negative cashflow, or am I on the right track thinking of the longer term benefits?

I mean one of these posters was told their "turnkey" property had dangerous sidewalk conditions questioning how "turnkey" the property was and their response was the tenant's don't care about the sidewalks.

Looking forward to exchanging thoughts, questions, and ideas with the community.

I'll never forget what he told me, If you ever want to start purchasing real estate simply call this guy and write him a check and don't ask any questions.

Quote from @Matt Schreiber: I know this is a common question but wanted to hear specifically from investors or realtors that are seeing MLS cash flow for 2-4 unit properties.

My question is, when you are looking to partner with someone to fund the down payment, what is the best way to find a partner without going to family/friends?

From studio condos, to beach front homes, and everything in between.For anyone looking to learn about flipping homes in San Diego, or in general, I am here to answer any questions that you may have.I look forward to connecting with everyone!

If you have any more questions or need help with the financing feel free to DM me.

It's too open ended of a question. 

Great question!