Then again we can also point to plenty of multi-millionaire/billionaire entrepreneurs who ditched higher education. 2.

You may be bidding on a road or drainage ditch.  

Personally, I think I would sell and diversify, ditch the high tax bill and eggs-in-one-basket risk.

RE = hedge to inflation, debt becomes cheaper with older dollars.Cash = hedge to deflation, we can acquire more assets.Gold, which I love, because I'm an Austrian believer, really doesn't hold as much necessity now.The good news is, if you ever hear the mainstream media throwing the "D" word around, holy smokes things are really bad, or it's a smoke screen for something else.The even better news is that the American economic nightmare is deflation, because that would force them to actually default, or take up "Helicopter Ben" Bernanke on his last ditch effort of saving a Keynesian economy.

It would be cheaper to ditch the existing hookups and provide a single service.

Free standing multi's are a great way to start out investing...I would ditch the condo if you can at least walk away with out harm and seek other RE investments...

There is no way to plant grass or even mow the ditches, not to mention the gravel on top will forever be crumbling into the bottom.

My only hesitation is that I'm getting a multiple policy discount; otherwise I would have ditched this broker long ago.

Sell the note at a discount after at least 6 months of payment seasoning to pay back your investor and take any residual profit2. or, sell a partial of the note to another investor to take out your current investor and collect the back end payments (let's not get into the ditch on partials here folks)3. or, find another investor who has more patience to take out the impatient investor4. 

What should I tell her in may last ditch effort to be the overly reasonable landlord?