Even if I got $2,2000 a month for rent and was barely cash flow positive, is that still worth it to hold on to this property, especially because I put $0 down to purchase it? 

She puts in at bare minimum 60hr/week now.  

This was frankly a new situation for me that I hadn't faced before. 

Sorry to hijack your post Dane but I am facing a very similar situation and wonder if Bill or anyone can offer some clarification. 

Sell it at face value and break even on that one unit.  

Just hold up $200 cash in front of her face and say if you have your place cleaned out and cleaned up in 48 hours and hand me the keys, I'll give you $200.

Nothing beats face to face interaction.

@Erin Stephens It's especially frustrating when it seems like you are doing everything right, and yet the effort doesn't bare fruit (yet).

But unless and until we face that problem, it will inhibit serious movement toward providing all Americans - black, brown, yellow, white and all the skin color mixtures in between - with this basic need and right.

This, it is predicted the housing shortage may last another four years.Key Takeaways: The U.S. is currently facing a shortage of homes for sale.