It sounds like the properties were not adequately inspected prior to closing, and you had no detailed plan to prepare them for rental.

Likewise, if you can't get it re-zoned (at least eventually), then the person you try to sell it to next will likewise encounter the same barrier to entry, and will be faced with the exact same decision.My advice: if you're somewhat experienced in REI and/or you're a problem solver and willing to put in the work: give it a shot but make sure you are adequately compensated for your efforts.

Does $620/door sound adequate for a 1.2mil asking price?

I will manage this property myself, ensure the repairs/maintenance, rents, tenants and leases to the best of my abilities are adequate and maximizing profits.

Vote for the politician that you think best represents logical steps forward making sure we have adequate supply of housing for everyone

My brother was a pipefitter who traveled a lot and ended up staying in total dumps for a lot of money, due to the lack of adequate "temp" housing available for those workers.

Youve got to see if they have a history of special assesments, make sure their reserve funds are adequate.

If she's getting into that much student loan debt, I'm sure she will have a great job and more than adequate income to pay off the loans herself.

An issuer will be presumed to have a reasonable belief that its securities are held by fifty or fewer beneficial owners pursuant to Section 58-13C-202N(3)(b) if:(1) the issuer or the issuer’s transfer agent maintains an adequate record of security holders and requires security holders to notify the issuer or the issuer’s transfer agent of its intent to sell or otherwise dispose of securities of the issuer; and(2) a legend is placed on the certificate or other document that evidences the security stating that the securities have not been registered under the New Mexico Uniform Securities Act and cannot be resold unless the securities are so registered or can qualify for an exemption from registration.

There are a ton of consumers out there looking for any excuse to pay less and if you are a landlord or businessman you hear all the excuses all the time.So, how would one adequately prove a hardship to you so that you would renegotiate or void a binding contract?