I knew it was a first etc.well come to find out 90K in senior deferral  LOL... the largest amount anyone had heard of  my attorney (bless her heart) got it knocked down to 60k on a technicality... but what was going to be a simple fix and flip just became a Major reno project and of course the rising tide raises all ships so we did not lose.. but we could have big time.

Fly home that weekend with the place rented.PMs do not have your best interests at heart.  

Car guy at heart so I've always convinced the SO to buy stuff that I like haha.

I know he has had some health issues, had a heart attack earlier this year and was in the hospital for 6 weeks (still catching up on payments from that as he is a paycheck to paycheck guy). 

It was harder to find tenants because anyone with a heart beat was purchasing homes.

Suffice it to say that this isn't the only hardship I faced in my life and by no means is it the worst hardship than anyone else on this planet is facing but at this moment in time, it doesn't feel as though I've been able to relax for quite a while.Without going into all the details involving my life story and just giving you the basis of my life situation currently, this person has no heart and I guess I wouldn't expect them to, coming from a business point.

One of the nurses at my doctor's office was telling me a story about how they rented a former home that was underwater & it all went south & the stress out her husband in the hospital with a heart attack.

The only time it's fun is when you have an offer accepted (halfway to payday) and when your broker cuts you a check after closing.However, if investing is truly your heart, it's a great compliment.

@James Michael Few, I live in the heart of the Silicon Valley and you’re tech example is comparing apples to oranges.

With a combination of alchohol, xanax and methadone he suffered some sort of heart failure in his late twenties and died on the phone talking to his mother about how he was feeling in that moment.