Send a copy of the ordinance along with a letter to the owner and explain the loss of income being suffered by the nuisance.

your problem is solved, I'll suffer the slings and arrows of higher taxes for you.If you are W2, then the only way to avoid that 150k is to go ask for pay cut.

The opportunity cost of not have that cash is likely higher than the loss I would have suffered by just selling the property for a small loss.3.

After a certain point, if a management company has too many properties to oversee, the service will suffer.

Originally posted by @Dave Vogt:I thought about going more south or more east, I am still kinda open to it but I suffer from 2 conditions:- I do not like to drive/commute for more than one hour- I like to micro manage renovations.

Many people suffer from Analysis Paralysis as they aren't comfortable with the numbers.

Residential properties change, neighborhoods change, homes become dysfunctional, market changes can take values down as well as up.There are very few 100 year old homes in my area that remain desirable today.Commercial can suffer similar issues.Always have an exit, there are aspects beyond your control that can effect a property, the trick can be when to bail out before negative influences arrive.There are several trusts that can be beneficial in holding good properties long term, just make sure there is flexibility built in to dump a property and move on to something else. :)

The ball is in your court on this one, your suffering is somewhat self inflicted.

Only some that don't suffer from the high ceiling syndrome are equiped with HVAC.Mike:It's an interesting niche because there's a lot of inventory, but not many buyers.

Simply put, the title company suffers the loss and can’t come back to me (seller) to recover those losses.I certainly don’t fault anyone for selling via GWD, but I prefer to mitigate my risk in every way possible when selling and the SWD is just one arrow in my quiver that assists in this objective.