Hey mate,Sorry to hear this and I feel for you.Been there many times before.I would always cut my losses as quickly as possible and swallow the frog.Move on more experienced and smarter and don't repeat the same mistakes on the next one.The loser deals teach us more than the winners do.If you stay "in it" longer, you will get dragged down by the negativity of the situation along with the toxicity of the folks you are working with now.Your time and mind is better spent focused on finding another deal/opportunity and growing because this is all "positive momentum" thinking.Not trying to sound philosophical here but just something I've learned over the last 13 years of my investment career and flipping thousands of deals.Wishing you well and a quick recovery 🙏

If you have no, or negative CF, that means you lost money because you have no way of recovering your cost...and equity doesn't count in cost recovery. 

If the Landlord/Owner pays for it out of the rental income, then include it (i.e...taxes, insurance).2 - Cost Recovery:  Divide the Down Payment (plus any other CASH ONLY costs that come out of the Landlord/REI pocket, i.e....repairs, vacancy costs, added payments towards the principle made by the REI, negative Cash flow) by the yearly Cash Flow. 

They should only be able to take what is owed, plus their costs of recovery.

Many will argue that hydronic gives a "nicer heat" because it does not dry the house to the degree a forced air system does.Most hydronic systems found in houses use baseboard or radiators  which suffer from the same problem as any form of convection heat - slow recovery time.  

I am primarily a cycling and triathlon coach; my 9-5 job is writing workout programs to get athletes in shape for cycling, triathlon and running races all over the world.

i am headed to Baton Rouge tomorrow to help in the recovery of a friend of mine and will be looking for deals while I am there. 

We both have been very lucky to coach some high level athletes and we always preach to write everything down.  

It's like a sprinter learning how to throw Javelin so he can be a more "well rounded" athlete.

When you are healthy in shape and your entire team is just fit, strong, athletic, you demand respect from everyone around you.