No I couldn't in good conscious even consider doing that if it were real and I was in the same situation.I have moral standards I live by money is one thing life is however more precious.

I expected a lot more diversification, with me being the sole 100% real estate.I have other assets that could be sold and still not make a % of my net: antiques, silver, art, jewelry, show dogs--none of it purchased for investment but still most of it could be cashed out for more than I paid for it.I do real estate because I both enjoy it and know it.

If you have a longer time horizon, maybe land.Also buy some precious metals stored outside of the US.

Some buyers only consider deals that are so low in cost, they leave precious little room for myself as the wholesaler, if any.

Most confuse hard assets with only precious metals and jewels, the truth simply couldn't be more distant from that belief.

Renters will not take care of it anyway, it is a rental.Clean it, spruce it up, drop the rent, don't waste precious cash.

If it isn't...then you'll save yourself precious time.In my short life as an investor, I've learn (please, correct me if I'm wrong) that you'll need the terms of the underlying loan, if any (years left, PITI, type of loan), the average price for similar rentals in the area(also what they are renting it for) and if there is any HOA with restrictions for rentals.Good luck!

Right now, it's a mix of private lending (via LendingClub) and precious metals/energy juniors (stocks).

Make them feel vulnerable, weak and in need of the media's precious guidance.  

@Precious Thompson Please see the first bullet point!