That also falls in the same way of I could afford to do some marketing, but not having enough equity to do all cash as well it makes that marketing seem not as effective.

It's important to have a sanctuary to fall back into if you're overwhelmed.

Fall behind on the payments and list it with a realtor that specializes in short sales if you choose this route.Sorry you are facing this.

crowdfunding websites are of concern for me... i guess i don't understand them well. here is the quote from one of the web smarts:"Here is the problem with crowdfunding and Joe can probably better elaborate from his experience: I recently had an entitlement-add deal fall into my lap.

Not sure if this falls under MH forum or one of the legal forums.

Due to our decision to invest in the USA rather than his home country, the brunt of the work falls to me.

There are a lot of elderly people and people with a poor grasp of the English language that have become victims of these unlicensed broker frauds.

Or should I sell the house just as it is, knowing the I will probably get lower offers and/or some negotiating and possibly the deal falling through after a house inspection?

The house is destroyed by a falling tree, the purchase contract is voided.If husband and wife jointly sign the purchase contract and one of them dies that could still make it impossible to fulfill the contract terms.

If you own 5 million in real estate with less than 500k invested, even if you maintain your cash flow (which in a big recession is doubtful), the underlying value of your assets can fall by 20-50% putting you underwater and essentially paying for equity that does not exist.