But at that point your property is probably in negative cash flow territory.Just random thoughts.

To me, as long as it isn't negative, I don't think there is a right answer.

Your “feeling” could be you hating lol I think you might need to release all that negative energy and put it into yourself and hard work!

I like the cash flow aspect of it but I am worried about price depreciation(I feel like the prices are too high now in 2020 at least in So Cal) and big repair expenses that could drain all the profits and put me in a negative.

It looks like not only do you have negative cash flow you also have a property that is also losing value, relative to what you paid for it. 

A bankruptcy filing doesn’t negate a foreclosure...it only stalls it for a couple of months.If someone buys at a foreclosure auction Without knowing they are buying from a second mtg foreclosure, and are at risk of the first mortgage foreclosing, they have no business buying through a Legal Action against someone else.....they should stick to safe, normal transactions.And so that everyone knows....when you bid online at any FL foreclosure auctions, you have to acknowledge several warnings that these properties may not have clear title, there are risks involved and that you should consult an attorney if you don’t know what you’re doing.

Are you financially able to weather out a couple years at break even or negative cash flow?

Imagine you go from $200/mo positive to $100/mo negative but in exchange the bank hands you $100k.

Id appreciate any feedback negative or positive.

Any equity that you did have will be lost through the negative cash flow you have month to month.