This means we need to make a relatively quick decision about whether we will rent or sell our current residence.

More opportunities will come, you will make wiser decisions, your bills will get paid and your credit will be at the top again. 

I tend to believe that “emotion” and “risk-assessment” can’t be quantified in a spread sheet, yet they are very much significant factors in every investment decision. 

Not only can you save 10% of gross rent but you have better control over repair decisions and you can defer non emergency ones based on your financial situation.

You made the decision to fix the problem in this way, not the LL.

So I’m in a bit of a dilemma, I have about 25k in credit card debt, more than half of which was used for rich dad poor dad elite education.

So I’m in a bit of a dilemma, I have about 25k in credit card debt, more than half of which was used for rich dad poor dad elite education.

You don't have much in this place, certainly nothing you couldn't buckle down and have paid off in 1-2 years maximum.Remember one thing: when you make rushed decisions, or decisions under duress, they usually end up being some of your worst decisions.

I'd love to hear any thoughts or advice as I make a decision on this process. 

I'd love to hear any thoughts or advice as I make a decision on this process.Thanks to anyone who takes the time to read through!