. $10M you should sleep pretty well!  

If you live in a property you will fight tooth and nail to have a place to sleep at night and call home.With an investment property if you don't want to pay taxes on vacant land, tired of being a landlord, have a money pit for an investment many will just walk away from it.All the lenders know this based on historical data so charge more basis points on the NOO loan to compensate for the increased risk.

I just think it makes you sleep better when you can physically see your properties. 

those who accept they did a bad thing often have learned from the mistake, if they think their actions were justified they have not learned from it.If you get a bad feeling listen to it, fair or not, you need to sleep at night.just my 2 cents.

@Brian Zitzowwell, it's a duplex, and both sides are rented ... if you vacate one side ... the numbers will be even more atrocious ... what are you going to do, sleep on a cot in the basement?

It is right on the water with a dock and sleeps larger groups 14-18 people.

Is the squatter in there with a sleeping bag and a "nest"?  

On the one I bought in the suburbs that had redemption rights, I let sleeping dogs lie; if I had not, they would have redeemed (they had the money to do so but for some reason chose to not pay the taxes).

No, it doesn't have the glitz and glamour of those highly appreciating areas that have now popped, but I can sleep a whole lot better knowing that I will be in the black next month and the month after that just like I was last month and the month before.

It was the house next door to my personal resIdence and my job at the tIme had weIrd hours, and I wanted control of my peaceful nights sleep so, I bought it and slowly made improvements in order to turn my negative positive.