If you are dead even on it, and it's reasonably low miles and say less than $10-15k balance, you have probably already ate the losses, so there's not a whole lot to be gained unless you're not going to drive any more.

@Anthony MiddletonNot an issue UNTIL she dies not pay rent.So you ate saying the if she didn't kickboxing her BF, everything would be OK?

We worked our asses off, took public transit to work for 8 years while never even owning a car, ate literally ramen and whatever Restaurant.com coupons could get us on special occasions.

I was watching a Ted Talk with a professor from an IVY league school, lecturing on how bad gentrification is.

Here is the reason for my failure:-almost every single house that I saw through wholesalers was a piece of trash needed to full rehab involving fixing structural issues(I planned to find something light or moderate for start)-wholesaler's number was totally wrong - underestimated the cost of rehab and overpriced comps- their greediness went over the roof-when the deal on MLS was good enough to put my offer it ended up bidding my offer 40-50K over the asking price that ate entirely estimated profit.

But, taxes ate up a HUGE chunk of that.

Many investors got caught up in the fervor of 2006-2008 and ended up with "feed the alligator" properties that ate them alive every month.  3 - THINK LONG TERM - nobody knows what the future will bring, so while it is fun to make predictions, it is dangerous to become attached to them. 

oid=27846825 when i was there we ate downtown a few times and there was very heavy police presence by the GM building ..

I ate this cost.

They ate through walls, cabinets, you name it.