Benefits far outweighed the negative.

Worse that could happen is the remediation costs outweigh the economic value of the land.I would say you don't know how much it will cost to fix until you start remediation.

I don't understand why everyone dances around the issue, money supply goes up+demand outweighs supply =value goes down.

Buyers didn’t back out and the perceived safety of Multi Family RE as an safe asset class is for the time being outweighing the uncertainty in every aspect of our economy.

To me, the pros of being a landlord outweighs the cons, but that decision is up to you.

Short term, there is great market uncertainty but if we are able to position ourselves properly, and this has a different meaning to every investor, then in the long term, the benefits will outweigh what we are going through now.Not meant to be motivational, hahaha but more so a reminder to stay diligent, be proactive, and keep the wheels turning.

I still think the cons outweigh the pros.I want access to my money - I'm not worried about the taxes, my properties all operate at a loss on paper. 

When we let fears outweigh our work we make things harder in the long run.

I think the opportunity cost of it being harder to become a homeowner, and/or higher interest at the non-qm rate/fee structure, overall far outweighs the tax savings. 

If you can close fast and redeploy cash into the next deal, it far outweighs the risk of sitting on the market.