MicaelaI'm sorry you're going through that- it's awful.I'd recommend getting all the neighbors to all pitch in equally to consult with an attorney, and possibly have the attorney run with a solution with a cost cap.Also, might be good to set up a video camera or 2 (assuming it's not invasive), and document everything, regularly.

Hello @Andrew DavisThank you for your response.About 60K in equity, which I was planning on using some of to redo flooring, toilets, paint, etc.I would like to rent for about $2,500.

In fact if you like the net worth that you'll be at by just investing in equities for 25-30 years...

You have 30,000 in equity growth plus 5,000 cash flow.Even if you double down on 2 D properties for 40,000 each you now have 18,000 off the 80,000 instead of 35,000 off of the B area property.

Can get about 10 units if you have about $250k in equity/funds. 

So, would you rather have $50,000 in the bank....or $50,000 more in equity in your property? 

I have a rental property that has approximately $520K in equity.

So on that 150k, the most you should be paying is 120k.That lets you gain 30k in equity. 

50K in equity $350 positive cash flow

The most important question is will you be able to refi in 12 months….you’ll need at least 25% in equity/cash.