We were assuming it would not be a good idea to pull it out lump sum but I figured I would throw it on the BP forum and see if they're were any fancy ideas I could do.

If this is not the case, then throw everything away as quickly as possible.

No real solution, but throwing (someone else's) money at it to placate the largest demographic in their constituents.

Throw them under the bus.

It looks like she's still "seriously past due" on these, but what's throwing me off is why is it showing "closed" if she still has a balance on it?

@Joel JonesAbout 3 years ago the $400 inspection cost saved me about 25k because of a cracked and sloping slab home built in early 2000 l’s when just were throwing up houses because of the demand at that time.

Covid-19 definitely throws a wrench into it when I ask myself:  If the housing market ends up crashing, might it be better to sell right now while supply is relatively low? 

People on BP throw out Newark just because the numbers look good but I can tell have never gotten out of their car when driving by.

Can you live happily off of the cash flow that the rentals are throwing off or are you yearning for more?

Plus there is that much less to deal with "emergencies" and more likely to make you throw money outside of the property into it for emergencies.I'm not saying increasing your leverage is bad, especially if you can get a steal.