We can't control the market, and the market started to slow down as we re-listed it.

For anything less, I think TurboTax works fine, just go slow and don't rush your way through it.  

I know they are hungry for deals in my market as the number of rehabs have slowed down (because of high prices and low inventory).

Hi Taylor , I personally would take the 16k and be cleared of the house, but I have always been a quick nickel over a slow dime person, but I know not everybody is like that.

If you are on airport wifi, service may just be slow.

Winter is pretty slow, but turn around for tenants is pretty quick due to the school and factories around the town.  

If homes were already mortgaged and were cash flow positive at the time, despite losing considerable equity and maybe no longer being able to leverage any of that equity (or lack thereof) and thereby significantly slowing expansion plans for a few short years, did the collapse of home pricing pose a significant risk or financial set back to you in other forms such as loans being called due (particularly Private money or hard money loans as opposed to conventional), were you forced to sell properties for a significant loss for some reason that I am not understanding or seeing, were rents considerably affected in the downward direction for a short period of time, or where there other significant financial set backs you encountered as a result of the collapse of housing values that may not be easily identifiable to a newbie such as myself?  

I've decided to slow it down and investigate more before jumping in. 

It in no way slowed down our making a profit on real estate.

But EVEN with the people who are slow paying regardless of the area, do you honestly think treating them like a pay check is going to help matters?