In the process of being kicked out of my girlfriends childhood home and her mother supporting her own parents and and house payment splitting it with her sister including lawyer fees to keep the bank at bay for as long as possible before eventually being kicked out they still found the time to help me with anything that i needed from groceries to a ride to work and asked for nothing in return.

I'm enjoying the ride.

When these sItuatIons come up you must have the abilIty to bIte your tongue and rIde it out .MIght as well Make Money On Them While They Are There .

I personally wouldn't waste time with random wholesalers since their entire strategy is predicated on taking the seller for a ride, but that's on you. 

I bought a time share in the Berkshires (MA) back in 2014, I never use it (I prefer airbnb) and now I'm stuck paying the maintenance fees.  Whats the best way to get rid of this thing?

I sold my big place and moved into that one.. it was almost paid for .. and it helped me ride through the rough patch along with the 500k tax free I got for selling the big house..

I think it probably works for rural I am going to use the property to go hunt and shoot my guns and ride my quads type of property.. 

Suddenly the tree shading their windows is cut down, there are leaf blowers going at 7 am on the weekends, water shut offs 'for maintenance', etc.The issue here is that whatever his play is (and it doesn't matter what it is), you are along for the ride because your only remedy is lawsuits if he's not playing ball. 

With the improvements increasing the value of the property, I'm pretty sure I could sell i today for $140-145k, and make a few more bucks.... but as the comments say, the property values keep going up in Denton, so I'll continue riding that wave for now. 

The area is close to Newark Airport which is a plus and has easy access to Times Square NYC with a short bus ride.