Plus tax benefits, appreciation and principle paydown to make the pill go down a little easier.Congrats, Ethan!

Damaged the property, and the day that her lease was up, she left a behind a pill of old TVs and personal items which filled the two car garage of this property.

@Steve McGovern @Charlie MacPherson @Wayne Brooks Thanks guys for putting this all in perspective, that is quite a big pill to swallow especially when factoring the details for the other's property.In this case, I'll look into the driveway easement side as the only thing that runs there is pavement on a commercial property and it wouldn't affect anything on their business side. 

Even that 3% is a tough pill to swallow I can't imagine not being the listing broker and coughing up another 3%. 

I feel like Neo when he took the pill and saw what the matrix really is.

@Sridhar Ramakrishnan, 18 years of appreciation and depreciation recapture is a bitter pill to swallow just to transition into defensive investments like munis. 

Assuming you don't have $2K+ in damages to repair, it's a bitter pill to swallow - but I say move on.

It's a cesspool of misinformation, filled with Nigerian benefactors who owe want to give you millions of dollars, and magic pills from China that will enhance your genitalia.  

Sorry for the long answer but there is no magic pill and usually if it looks too good to be true it is.

"I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!"