Growing up, my parents gave us everything at the cost of almost losing everything for not understanding financial wellness.

Hopefully you can sell it on that price and make some money.Experience is the key, and you go that one without losing money ( hopefully)Keep Going!!!

But if it's just a house for you to live in, not an investment, then financially speaking you can't do better than living for free since the home you live in generally tends to be a wash or lose money when you factor in everything - maintenance, furnishing, repairs, etc. 

I pointed out that it was not above and beyond to finish a job they promised to finish the week before and it's not just an inconvenience but it affects my business as now I have created bad will with my tenants and need to compensate them for their excessive time wasted on this. 

This means you are losing money on this property...even without refinancing. 

In the private money scenario (and if that is from family/friends), you need to really be careful as to not let them lose any money.

Why lose income?

I have excess earnings after expenses and my accountant advised to spend this cash on a property, vehicle, or 401k to avoid paying taxes on it.

@Evan SwansonThe question is should you have a business entity for an owner-occupied property.Will you lose your homestead exemption if the property is moved to an entity.Will you be legally protected if something were to go wrong, most entities protect business assets but an owner-occupied property is also a personal asset.Speak with an attorney.

Now, the price of rent is only $200 more than the mortgage on a 15-year note, but I'm out of pocket so little money, it's well worth not cash flowing.I might not take a deal like that if cash flow was my top priority, but honestly, I'm not thinking much about interest rates so long as the numbers come out to me not losing money.