But I came to the conclusion that everyone in my market 1100-1300$ has issues.

It sounds like parties agreed to due diligence, and at the conclusion of due diligence, the buyer did not back out.

The best you can do is provide them with facts that help them come to an educated conclusion.

In conclusion, thankfully, my family is healthy, I have my first child on the way, Olivia, and we are strategizing on what to do next, maybe 10x our goals!

I'm new to this site and looking understand how to analyze properties.Based on the information you listed below, how did you come to this conclusion with your numbers?"

You are welcome to use our tools: https://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investme...and drive your own conclusions too...

I'm sure your conscience and dialogue with your realtor will produce a mutually beneficial conclusion.  

This is just my .02 cents I've come to the conclusion no money is better spent than on high quality paint and painters who can make sh%# shine.

Try to present just facts when communicating /negotiating and come to a conclusion where both parties have a victory (i.e. you get to keep the house and I get 50% of the equity).

The conclusion: rent has gone down, and I can likely only get $8,000 - $8,500 due to a large surge in new construction luxury condos. * The 1% rule or the 100X rule says that I should buy a $9,000/month rental property for $900,000 or less, or sell a $9,000/month property if under 1%.