If your business paid for something to be used for many years and is relatively expensive, say a $100,000 excavator, you spread the $100,000 deduction over 7 years, aka depreciate it over 7 years.You can then dive into more complex aspects of depreciation:why 7 years?

You are getting a lot more interest now, see how that plays out first before doing anything drastic and accepting people you know deep down aren't going to work out. 

As far as this case is concerned, I believe no one is trying to tell the OP what to do because that is his call 100%.Posters are giving him some time tested things to do to try and alleviate the situation before he jumps off the deep end and goes straight for the eviction. 

I guess that's a way to ask how to become financially independent or to have time freedom, options, choices, etc but i doubt many asking know their deep why.

I assumed $10k.Pool is roughly 15x30 and 8 feet at the deep end.

That's why we didn't crash at the same time despite the world economy taking a dive.

There is no need to wait. pick a broker and dive in.

How would you feel if the stock market took a dive in the next year?

I'm brand new to real estate investing and looking forward to diving in.

I am aware that there are options in which I can finance the repair costs in the loan or partner with somebody to make a 20% down payment, but I'd rather avoid these options because I do not want to be too deep in debt at the start of my professional career and I would have a hard time finding a partner that I could truly trust within a reasonable amount of time.I'd love to hear any suggestions that you all may have and I look forward to hearing your responses!