Once you have a deal under contract, you find an end buyer, and use document called "Assignment contract" that is how you will get paid, it is the easiest and fastest way to wholesale, for the end buyer to step in your shoes.

Having lived in Hoboken for the past 7 years I would say if I were in your shoes, I would attempt to either lower my monthly carrying costs by either refinancing or making some capex improvements to get higher rents so that you can at least break even on the cash flow.

Eg: Charles owns interests in a restaurant, a shoe store and an orange grove.

If you lived in an area where major industries of the economy were dying and unemployment rose to 20% would you be happy?

You might have visions of fitting in that cute one-piece bathing suit or that size nine shoes (you’re a seven), but just don’t.

I'm not sure I would consider that a "service", if I was in the tenant's shoes...  

What would you do in my shoes?

If I'm in your shoes, I'd take it to the next level instead of just consuming content: go and attend a real estate event in your market.

Put yourself in a bank's shoes for a minute.

Go with your gut and treat them the way you would want to be treated.That's what I would do if I were in your shoes, Mark.