Had mine on the market SEVEN days and got into a binding war.Remember, you can't eat a cap rate no matter how good it looks, but a good cash flow BUYS a lot of toys. 

E.g. one month of vacancy can almost eat into all the profits from previous year.In today's market, I am inclined to invest more in multi-family properties where an experienced investor is managing everything and I am just an investor.

In 2 - 5 year run, that PMI will eat away at your cash flow (I'm assuming you want cash flow?) 

People that want to live in NH but don't want to pay NH property taxes eat up the SF rentals.

I have a lot of anxiety about clean food so he can wash all my food for me before I eat it.Service hamster?

Your moral obligation is to find another buyer for the seller even if you have to eat the loss of how much less you have to sell it for to complete the contract in time before the contract expires.Legally you can probably let the contract expire with only the loss of the earnest money if any.

Any negativity will eventually eat you up and drag you down.

That will eat up your marketing budget pretty dang fast. 

Daniel, you are welcome, yes, just be conscious of what you are doing follow the lenders instructions as written in the HOCA and figure it out later.

They like moisture, and eat mold (bathrooms are a perfect environment).