What did cause pain was a fire in 2013 - - circumstances beyond control - - but even then the MFU saved the day and was net positive all the while.btw: my fixed expenses are 30% and no where near the inflated $5k example shown.When I bought, I determined the fixed breakeven point as 70% occupancy and never suffered anything near that.When the UK exits the EU, Greece & Turkey collapse, THEN we will see issues hard to deal with.

I will have a couple of land contracts to re-fi soon and also want to re-fi my personal residence. i thought I would ask here for any great brokers who seem to get the job done with as little pain and time as possible.  

Probably because the guys "paying" the notes are a pain.  

Or if you are sick of getting these.Best,JC Paine

If you find it to be a pain to manage yourself hire a management company to do it for you. 

That is painful because this is small town in Midwest and 2 bedroom rent is $550 a month.

It will be a pain in the butt to turn the property over so quickly.3.

Lots of people move to the fringe because they can't afford anywhere else. then when the market softens, those areas get hit, and painfully so.However, another strategy is to make sure you're looking at different product type as well. hedge funds beat up a specific category in Sacramento and the Inland Empire driving the prices up quickly to where they don't make that much sense.

Hire enough losers, throw enough money away until the memory of the excruciating painfulness of the results of saying yes to someone you should have said no to is deep enough.

The main reason I'm tempted to sell now as I could really use the capital for other investments and managing a co-op in NYC is a pain...Glad I asked for advice on here as I'm thinking it would be unwise to sell at this time.