It was difficult and exhausting in every way. 

any CO leaking in the attic through an exhaust pipe?

We can survive 50% hit to rental income for just under five years by exhausting business cash reserves.

Unfortunately bad things happen all the time to good people, and I wouldn't move forward unless you're in a position to withstand some bad events. 

However, if you have less leverage (say with only 65% debt), you payments are much lower and you can withstand a downturn.Good luck,

I would think it's best to exhaust conventional financing first.

.* Condo is not FHA approved* Condo has a high concentration of investors, i.e. non-warrantable condo* Condo association might not be putting aside the required 10% to reserves* Condo association might be defunctThis is not an exhaustive list.

I've had many selling agents cold calling me since i listed, and 1 even said my listing price was good, that he could probably sell it and get me net what i was asking for.At this point I wold not accept the $85k offer, and wouldnt' accept anything nearly that low, without exhausting the option of using a selling agent, to see if his promise is true. 

.,  and then they were exhausted and slept in.  

Definitely not an exhaustive list, but it gets the juices flowing.