The good news?

    * A good portion of the loss was a tax write-off;
    * I will NEVER purchase a property like that again;
    * Hopefully you will learn from my mistake and be very careful in your future purchases.

Although I lost a considerable amount of money, getting rid of the property at a loss (and as fast as possible) was the best thing to do because I got my life back. The stress of dealing with money pit properties (and problematic tenants) is so draining. l was ecstatic once it sold. I could breathe again - even if my wallet was a LOT lighter!

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