But I do agree that this kind of change could be emotionally difficult for the kids and that those kinds of stresses do stick with you into adulthood.

That's just extra stress, which is not why I got into REI.

Is this type of arrangement a common one in condo/townhome societies or is this somewhat a exception against the normal.

But raising rent on a trailer park from 200-500 a month is gonna cause a lot of house hold stress in low income households.

Whenever I write posts about marketing campaigns I can't stress the word "CONSISTENCY" enough!

Though perhaps a little bold due to few actual transactions under my belt.The link mostly stressed things like Dual-Agency, Listing agents keeping offers from their client in hopes of a double dip. 

We decided before we married that staying together was the only option, regardless of what society said.

I think as long as you have deals that are not over levered, stress tested so it would be very tough to go into default, you/your investors understand that if things go south it is very possible extra capital could be required, and you did everything reasonable to make sure the business plan gets executed, there's not a whole lot anyone else can do. 

It may appear as a loss but the time, stress and energy will cost you more in lost opportunities moving forward.

Less stress, less work, more peace of mind.