If you aren't willing to go there I would consider selling them and investing in something else!

@McKay Moore, perhaps something like this.

I hope you can figure something out that will make sense for you and your partner(s).

Something to pay more attention too with the next one.  

I would get an inspection on every property even if its a shell . maybe there's something you don't see with foundation etc . few hundred for an inspection should just be a part of the expense of doing a project 

This isn't about adding to the pile; it's about refining the clutter into something that genuinely serves our industry's needs.Regarding the action people take and the systems in place, there's a disconnect.

As I was writing it at 6AM I thought something might be off.

I’ll attach a link to a page that describes this in detail as there’s some things to note. https://www.realtymogul.com/knowledge-center/article/what-is...3) who’s your ideal tenant?

I havent been able to find anything in my area that pencils out as cash flowing in a LONG time.... but places are still selling fast and above ask, so maybe I'm missing something

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