Then at least you could recover your investment.....But like I said, we don't know what your market is like...do you think it is going to appreciate enough for you to hold it?

I looked at nearby comps and realized that I could easily recover my investment if I were to add an additional conforming bedroom and bathroom!

I just wanted to add that after you recover all the money to start over, during the final "R" you are also generating some income from the third "R".

For mid-term specifically this is probably more of an issue because it will take time to get those additional reviews and recover.  1 review every 3-4 months if they leave one. 

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If the foreclosure case was further out you could rent it for a little while and try to recover some money that way but not with an impending sale.  

This will allow you to recover from the purchases and have cash coming in.

Zero chance you can recover your money.

A wake up call for many who have only been in real estate for under ten years and realize not only can they lose money, but they can get completely wiped out and those who started with say $100k investment in 2018 that made 2x are finding that not only is the $100k they made gone but also their original $100k and it will take a bit of time to recover….

Since the 2008 recession, construction has dropped and has yet to recover back to those levels.