Every once and a while, you get a bleeding heart

Josh,Your number one goal should be to stop the bleeding.  

You're eight years into it... if you fixed the place-up, would that bring about an increased rent to justify holding onto it and stop the bleeding of monthly cash flow?  

These cities and counties were hurting in a down market and bleeding cash.

My PM just called and said our tenants are complaining from swells from pipes.

You are bleeding money here.

I don't blame you a bit for losing whatever faith you had in the judicial system; I myself have won suits twice against different ex-tenants and had them overturned by a bleeding heart appellate court judge.

Due to some decisions I didn't fully understand at the time, I'm bleeding out from student loans, around 80k.

About your interest in my market: Brazil has entered into a recession and is now fighting against a political crisis, where congress and president can't agree on fiscal adjustments that must be made to "stop the bleed", Not to mention that currency devalued over 50% in the last 18 months (think of inflation in a recession environment), unemployment rise, and interest rate up at 14.25%, hence credit became scarce and expensive.In this light, construction industry, that represents 10% of our GDP, is among the ones that are suffering the most: prices going down, growing unsold inventory (24 months in certain zip codes), etc.

Any souring of the relationship in one area can't help but to bleed through in the other.