Hi @Rohitash Laul as you have already surmised it is very difficult to make the numbers work in our market currently.

Ideally, you don't want it to be too financially difficult to find a renter.

it is more difficult than advertised, and you will likely be IN-vesting - putting money INTO the property - for several years, perhaps even 5-10, before you see a dollar in 'cash flow.'

But they're more difficult to manage because of a lesser renter pool and the appreciation tends not to be as great. 

Although it's relatively simple to track my expenses using Google sheets with only a couple properties, I can only imagine how difficult this will get as I scale.

I'll just be honest...you're in a very difficult spot and there isn't going to be a straight forward or easy way to recover your funds or get the work completed. 

She promised updates and photos once they arrive, but they never materialized.During the two-month escrow, she was difficult to reach, and despite repeated requests, she failed to arrange an appraisal and inspection despite my many requests.

Refinancing out of this interest rate to a lower one could be difficult currently but its a potential option in the future months.

I own 52 units of California real estate, and it's the best thing I've ever done financially, but owning the right assets is absolutely imperative, and it's difficult to do.

Outside of the inherent challenge of managing heroin addicts (by definition some of the most manipulative and difficult personalities on the planet, especially when it come to money), the business can be quite good.