In case you haven’t read the previous responses or haven’t walked a mile in a landlord’s shoes. 90%+ of your problems are caused by your local/state government that you seem to be giving a free pass.

Understanding the numbers is key to knowing whether a project will be successful or if it’s better to walk away.That said, it’s also true that every market is different, and combining a solid business approach with lifestyle goals can create unique opportunities.

Some of these investors might let you walk some of their projects.

If I threw the money into SPY, it would be a 104% gain compared to walking away with an 80% gain after fees/commissions.

Just don’t feel like you have to walk into the arena blind.

Please connect with me, and I’ll introduce you to my network of deals that you can’t walk away from.

If you cannot sell the house for close to $150k and have a non-recourse loan, you should analyze if it makes sense to walk away from the property.  

I ended up having to give them their walking papers because they ended up just being incompatible with my other boarders.

Quote from @Aaron Fuller: Walk away.Rents could "likely" be raised to $8,000?

Being client-centric means putting the interests of my clients first, even if it means walking away from a deal that could have been funded but wasn’t in their best interest.Unfortunately, some unethical lenders take advantage of borrowers, funding deals with the hope that the borrower will fail to repay, allowing the lender to foreclose and profit from the property themselves.