Her husband will just go along for the ride.

My house in houston had roof damage due to hail and strom damage.

Reserves and savings helped me ride that out.Hope this helps!

But the reality of it might be, you are in it forever.It looks like you are in Austin and the property is in Detroit, if your operating agreement does not address this, or you have none, the laws of your state of Domicile will probably control this issue.If this is a $10k or $20k value, letting it ride, will not be as bad as a $200k investment on your part.I will say this though, be wary of letting this issue cut into your interpersonal relationship with your partner.Try to keep things friendly and on good terms--because the drama of being in a long term antagonistic situation with a partner is not worth it.Which reminds me of when this guy comes to get his 10% and things go awfully wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I could also put in rv or camping spaces for people who want to take their horse on trail rides.

Yes, HELOC snowball is real, you will be on a ride of buying free houses!!

Enjoy the ride!

Market rent will come up quite a bit in a few years so plant that tree and enjoy the ride.

New Bedford is 50 miles, and like 15+ stops. 2min per stop, that's 30 min, and if it's going 50 miles per hour thats and hour of riding, so 80 minutes min from New Bedford to Boston?

You have to have plenty of capital to ride out economic tides and wait for appreciation to reward you.