There certainly has to be plenty of other online auction companies ready to fill their shoes.

@Jack North I'm sure there are a lot of folks on here who have and/or are in your shoes.

In defense of the dogs: I have 3 rescue pitt bulls myself and aside from shoes or sunglasses, and dead grass from pee, have had no property damage from my dogs.

I am around the same age and was in your shoes earlier this year, let me know if you have any other questions and will give you my perspective not as good as some of the guys that have been in it for a while but hope I can help.

Always put yourself in your borrower’s shoes.

What Elbert Dockery posted makes sense perfect sense . . . essentially walk in the shoes of the people to whom you wish to sell a property. 

By putting yourself in the shoes of the other person, you can clearly see where they are coming from and that may help you to understand that person better.  

Try to put yourself in your friends' shoes, and it will be easier to understand this type of resentment. 

To my point I was hoping to get suggestions on what people out there would do if they were in my shoes.

The passive income and equity being paid down should score me another unit, but I’m getting anxious to start searching for another one right now, anyone have any tips or pointers that were once in my shoes?