Sad to say ours died. 

Hello All,I’ve got a sad situation with my tenants that I’m not 100% sure how to handle.

I don't think, based on what you've told me, you're in any position to invest in anything (today).Sadly, I cannot personally agree with what @John Franczyk said; I just can't suggest that someone focus on the deal when it appears that his financial situation is not in proper order.

Sadly enough it's a business that you're running and have to do what's best for your business, the bottom line and your other tenants that are in the duplex. 

I find it hilarious when one of the renovation shows on HGTV show people sledgehammering their cabinets, and then having long, sad faces when the GC tells them it's going to cost 5 grand to relocate all of the ducts and pipes in the soffit that they assumed was just decorating the tops of the cabinets :D

Drive along each street and if you know "this is a $500k* neighborhood - look at the style and the care that's been created here", but right in the middle there's this overgrown unkempt sad neglected property for sale, - THAT'S the one you investigate further!

Sad society we have now a days!

You need to sell, now.Very sad to see novice investors operating under the misconception they have positive cash flow.

Sadly, Marriage isn't the permanent thing it used to be and you have to ensure your sound financial future regardless. build your wealth. her debt is her debt.

The standards, craftsmanship and overall product was disgusting, sad and unethical.