Our case keeps getting punted or small conferences between the judge and attorneys happens to try and encourage settlement.Again, to this day they will not settle and are demanding $30k plus additional fees now too.This stupid case has given me endless heartburn over the years and I simply want to be done I think.What should I do here?

When leveraging there is the possibility that you lose both your investment and personal properties all in one swift swoop.So, I would need more numbers to understand what the rental income will be, how much extra cash you have in the bank, or are earning to pay the mortgage when it does not rent as fast as you thought, or you cannot get as much rent as you planned, or your tenant both fails to pay rent, thrashes the place to the tune of $10,000 and it takes you 9 months and costs you another $5,000 to get a judge to remove him from the property.This is my philosophy and I've made millions and millions in real estate over the past 50+ years.

Hope you are still encouraged and willing to learn.Have a blessed day.

It may have been good for a short term but by extending it to January I believe may encourage people to keep getting the benefits instead of going back to work.

Thank You for the encouragement.

@Ryan Kelly thanks for the encouragement!

If it's a great deal and you have some experience, it may be fine, but I would encourage you to really be sure about it.

The philosophy behind putting less money down is that you're using someone else's money to acquire an asset.

Just my philosophy.

I have done exactly what you described and have had a great experience with it i'll give you the bullet points as to why I agree with your philosophy.1.)