You'll potentially increase your stress, fail to replace your lost income, and possibly lose part or all of your investment property equity.Focus on replacing your job and stabilizing your finances.

You will need to invest OOS unless you are ok with losing money for years.

Investors buy shares and earn returns through dividends and potential stock price appreciation.You typically can’t lose more than your initial investment with publicly traded REITs.

Some people hold it just because they won't make as much as they want, but then the market goes down and they lose more so you to know the sale and rental market as well as the trending nature of the area.

Your only real question here is how much additional equity can you earn before you sell before the rate resets and before you lose your capital gains exclusion, versus the opportunity costs if you sold and cashed out now.

If you buy a regular deal with a regular down payment in a regular neighborhood, you'll probably lose money in the short term and be cash flow negative. 

So you are literally losing one month’s interest. 

My business partner and I are about to lose out on a rental condo because the President of this company has completely ghosted us and his own employee who we've been working with directly.

If you have the money and can purchase it, go for it as soon as you can, don't wait for the perfect time, you may lose out on something that could be a great deal.As it has been said, mistakes are made by everyone so don't lose hope after reading about others mistakes... learn from them and your own experiences.

Nothing.If he defaults, or the DOS is called or any number of others things, the gator lender has to either pay off the underlying loan that is taken Subject To, or lose their entire investment.If the gator lender does pay off the underlying loan, they are stuck with about 10% costs to sell the property.