I applied for the income contingent repayment plan but unfortunately (or fortunately) we make too much to have it make a difference, it just defaults us back to the original payment schedule.

You don't have to spend a fortune on making the phone ring, they do that for you.

My PC crashed several weeks ago and fortunately I schedule backups weekly, and also backup QB every time I enter new data to a flash drive which is permanently plugged into my desktop.

Fortunately, RE in LA has appreciated some so you may not lose any money if you choose to sell. 

Fortunately all 10 units have month to month leases and the deal will most likely close going into the winter months ( I am assuming this is an advantage) In my Analysis, I have found that If I reduce rent to the same amount across all units & transfer the gas&electric utilities to the tenants while landlord is still responsible for water & sewer ( win-win), I can increase the CoC ROI by 11%. 

@Jerry Galloway I have limited experience with wholesaling myself, but one thing I‘ve learned is that wholesalers work their tails off to find deals - which often means spending a small fortune on advertising.

Fortunately, buyers in today's market have far more leverage than they have had for the previous five years (fewer multiple offer scenarios and slightly lower sale to list price ratio).

Take action, fortune favors the bold.

Fortunately, I don't think 'cashing out' a qualified plan is easy as we think if you're still employed there. 

Fortunately he's also working with a municipality that allows that extra time to close the purchase rather than a same day closing like many municipalities.