I am not releasing names but I have bought some properties from some of the BP deals, and they took me for a ride.

Or should I just let it ride until it breaks finally?

For accountint, I just used good ole fashioned Excel to track my portfolio, but I am pretty organized. 

She's had a good ride with low rent, no increases, and thousands of dollars in damages.

The round numbers here mean you are being taken for a ride or your PM does not know what he/ she is doing.

Go the old fashion way with a Realtor, or find someone willing to do it for you.Also searching virtual real estate will likely pull up real estate in the metaverse and other online platforms.

Either come clean and deal with the consequences or ride it out until the sublease expires and then end things at that point.

Now the directionless ride might be a lot of fun and you may make enough money along the way to be happy and pay the bills. 

As @Scott E. said, the RE market is NOT a guarantee of easy money any more than the Stock Market is....And instead of having a bunch of small-er stocks, you will have your money in large chunks tied up in different properties.But I prefer the RE market anyway, it's just not an easy ride......

There's close proximity to major businesses (particularly in finance/legal), Trolly Sq is a short car ride away for the younger crowd, lots of restaurants on Market, and around that.