Financial institutions like to see annual leases typically.

To me, unless there is a safer more profitable financial vehicle "out there", I'll move forward with property however, one must be oh so careful, I barely made it out alive on my debut. 

The fact the property is worth less than what is owed or even that it is about to be torn down is not in itself a qualifying financial seller hardship.

I would start by getting rid of the cars and house and putting the kids in public schools, at least until you're in a better place financially.

Trying to decide between about 5 different properties as to what makes most sense financially, best return, etc.  

That seems to lead to negotiations where I'm not yet financially prepared to make any offers.or2)  Present this potential deal to potential financiers half-cocked with not a lot of information?

If this is too much hassles, do you have any no performing capital loss asset that can offset the gain ? 

Tax Benefits - I'm not an accountant, but depreciation against your top line income usually causes a net loss which can then be transferred over to your W2 income should you make less than $150k per year. 

Everyone of us are 100% all in and ready to start taking control of our financial future for some very strong reasons.

Im using this post to reach out to anyone who can give me financial advice as fast as saving and a few tips as a first time buyer .