I would be happy to go over my experience with you and why I made the decisions I did.  

Even though I lost money in this deal, I still stand by that decision even though - who knows - it could have ended alright.Don't let the numbers fool you ...

All lenders heavily weigh their decision to lend to a customer on their credit rating.

Delete any emotion that sways the buying decision.

Look at your payback time, return metrics, and make your decision from there.

I guess I won’t know if I made the right decision until 10 months down the road.

You will still have to "manage the manager", but will only take a a few hours/month.After you free up more of your time, you can then make a better decision on whether to keep growing or pay down debt.

I guess I need to decide just how much I really would want to pull out of there and by what means if we pull that trigger.To your point about the future if I knew if it was better to hold on to the house or sell it now it the decision would be a lot easier :)

Make a decision and don't second guess yourself. 5.

Hence, we should rather reach out to our team while making decisions or when we get stuck.