Well not all bad I’ve learned a lot I bought a 2 unit that needed work but it’s taking too long and costing too much.unit 1 is ready but the exterior needs work as well as the second unit. should I sell take a 35% loss and move onContinue saving/investing in repairs repair Just enough to get a HEL Nothing focus on my other business that is making good profit How can I speed/turn this deal around?

I don’t want to be convinced that the quick money will be better than waiting it out for an offer that makes more sense.

There is a lot of value in being able to invest in your backyard - the ability to check on the property any time, saving costs for not hiring property managers and knowing the area better.

Then you transfer your existing IRA funds (except Roth money) into the checking account associated with your trust.

Only very few sellers were ethical and honest in dealings involving exchange of goods for money.

I'm not afraid to buy, in fact I hate money sitting in the bank doing nothing for me.

I have no job, bad credit and no savings.  

This is rarely the case for the following reasons:In 15 years of doing residential and commercial real estate, I have never seen an investor sell a performing asset. 100% of the time of the investigated properties, they were losing money.

I have a ton of hobbies that I don't make money on. 

In this case, it would make sense for me to get the permit as an owner-builder and I'd save $, but I'm inexperienced.