I was going to offer 45,000 but I wasn't sure this was a good deal so I stalled.

Parking is very limited, so parking stalls would be very marketable. 

The keys are to start with the end in mind (the vision and the compelling why) and then work backwards to choose the right strategy (or heck, any strategy that remotely works) and then ride that horse patiently!

If you truly are the type to give up so easily, then your statement says it all, if not, get back on that horse, learn from your mistakes and don't repeat them.

A motion for discovery is a pretty basic stall tactic but if they find an issue with your paperwork as a result of that they can use that to further drag out the case.

I know it feels like beating a dead horse on the 50/2 thing.

The garage door on the detached two stall garage has completely fallen down.  

In many (but certainly not all) cases, the stalled STR properties look a lot like everything else on the STR market and their marketing doesn't pop.

NickWhen I hear horses, I think of the rules for Hobby Losses. 

I've seen it a lot where people get hyped up about the idea of owning a business and put the cart before the horse and nothing ever happens.