Wife and I are getting really sick of all of the issues, we've throw around the idea of selling everything at a severe loss and moving in with her parents. 

Unless you are an activist investor that can throw billions behind something in order to advocate for change, when investing in a REIT, you are largely along for the ride. 

The number that I get when I reach this dead end usually goes to the law office or corporate service company that handles the LLC that owns the property (I know that was complicated) and they will take a message for the owner but I know I'm better off throwing my phone in the shredder at that point.

-they ask for specific help  (like mentor me) that is better asked of a targeted person down the road rather then a huge internet audience before you have done your homework.- they have too little or too much information for someone to provide a good response. 

What profiles are using for your audiences?

Would this be helpful to engage with the audience?

This deal only pay me $16,000.00 but I was happy to get my money out and throw it at a different financed flip I had going.

I have seen Brandon Turner's video on it but I just wanted to throw the question out there and see what other people have to say about it.

I don’t want to throw away $25k or more to FB.

I invest in multifamily apartment syndications, but I can say that at a certain point, I would throw in the towel if the annualized cash flow dipped into the 4-5% range.