I am sorry to hear that and understand the pain of putting money into an investment property?

The Fed's intervention, through increased interest rates, is intended to curb this excessive growth and bring the market back to more realistic levels.It's important to understand that a correction is a natural part of economic cycles and does not necessarily signal a crisis.

It would be a long, painful, drawn-out learning experience for you, and unless you plan on specializing in assets like your duplex for the next 10-15 years to get your real estate investing career off the ground, I don't think it's worth it.I do speak from some experience here, Marlia.In 2017, I bought a duplex that was a converted from a big old single-family.I bought the duplex for $5000 at the county sheriff's sale.

Small pain for long term gain though.

If you're talking 20 acres, just the outside will run you a lot.Driveways, entrances and parking- $2mm.Turn signals?

It happens faster in places like the smokies because the $ value is much higher so pain is a lot worse.

If ownership is the same as Partnership B, then we're looking at two separate K1s which is a pain.

I would also like to see word art die a quick yet painful death real soon! 

So say you had $100k investment, when that ends up being $50k returned and it’s three years later there will be some pain

They are worried about underwriting the deal to today's costs with the concern that rents might not rise to cover the additional costs (keep in mind, I'm in FL with huge insurance rate jumps...but other areas are feeling similar pain).