I've seen some sit with very stubborn owners.

Could be the seller is stubborn and unwilling to accept the reality of what price the market will support, could also be that the tenants are giving a hard time for potential buyers to close and that's why many buyers have backed off, could just be the agent is unresponsive to showing requests from different buyers... and the list goes on. 

It looks like close to a 6% annual return on the recasted amount towards principal from a cash flow standpoint but my 30 year fixed mortgage is only 3.75%.So I have two questions1) Is doing a recast to turn a cash flow negative rental to be positive a good use of funds, or it just trying to stubbornly correct a prior mistake (sunk cost fallacy)?

Inflation Spotlight: Auto InsuranceOne reason for a hesitant bond market, and thus stubbornly high mortgage to Treasury yield spreads, is inflation expectations.

And in this market sellers are trending to be a bit stubborn and sometimes unrealistic with price points as you know. 

Im having a hard time seeing what my other options are as the power is with the tenant right now and hes rather stubborn.  

Once the stubbornness and incompetence of both parties has come to the point of annoying the rest of the world, that world (the courts) will show no mercy or bias and will default to whatever society has decided (our laws) with respect to how to handle these matters.

That stuff comes off in sheets when using water, but is quite a bit more stubborn when it is dry. 

After 5 years of stubbornness, I finally hired a property management company.

I'm 18 and run a 6-figure run-rate business -- but I do not have any history of credit (thx stubborn parents😆)Here's the question...what's my next step?