I’m 25, newly married, living in Durham, NC where I work as a chemical engineer.I’m going through a quarter life crisis (lol) and considering a career change, as I’m pretty miserable in my current field.  

I did this because I went through legal troubles and I also realized I was miserable and hated my life.

Even if moneywise it is not a windfall to sell then you might find it miserable after the development is built.

I say this because I had a similar situation where I was left with little choice but to ask friends that failed miserably to uphold their end of the agreement, to leave.

I'm in San Antonio, TX.I had another non-real estate investment (a franchise) that failed miserably and put me in a lot of debt. 

So I'll have to stick to commercial air :PLack of money can definitely make a human miserable.

Hey @Jack Yen -Maybe there's somebody out there that has come up with a good system/model for handling bill backs, but I've been involved with it once and it was miserable for everybody ... tenants are never happy or completely agree with the split and the landlord has an extra task that needs to be completed each month.If you've been doing this for a while now, you should have a pretty good idea of the monthly average for the property ... personally, I'd look to raise the monthly rent accordingly to help account for this expense before I'd try to do a bill back.Good luck!

My partner commutes an hour + everyday and works for a high paying job but the stress is killing him and making him miserable.

My partner commutes an hour + everyday and works for a high paying job but the stress is killing him and making him miserable.

My partner commutes an hour + everyday and works for a high paying job but the stress is killing him and making him miserable.