Is walking away our only option or can we sue for them to do what they contractually agreed to do?

We are afraid to go in this much under water and don’t know if it’s realistic to expect appreciation this quickly to cover the negative equity. 2) Would you walk away?

I'll walk you through the depth of commercial/mf property and ownership data we have available on our platform.

Either way you walk away with $20K.NOTE:  THIS IS NOT EASY!!

I saw a youtube video of a woman in Atlanta doing it at her county recorder and it was as easy as walking up to a desk and paying $14. unfortunately for me my assessor/recorder  is currently closed to the public due to covid. i called them and they said that the only way currently is to send it in by mail and that could take 6-8 weeks to actually be recorded on the property.

I feel we are encouraging bad behavior and many of these tenants who fell behind are going to leave when the walls of protection come down around them but negotiate forgiven debt and may even walk out with some money. 

I can walk you through the pros and cons.

Thank you so much for commenting and allowing me see a walking version of my future dreams!

So If I sold at $1,000,000 walked away with $500,000 but only exchange to $900k in property and reinvest the entire $500k?

 That’s definitely a tight rope to walk.