@Brian NHey Brian, I am new to this and currently in the learning process so take my response with a grain of salt.I understand that it’s frustrating to have a property that doesn’t seem to be making you money, and the prospect of it costing you more money is heartbreaking.

This is a tough, heartbreaking business.

Whatever niche you plan to go into, there is work to do, money to be spent, money to be made, heartaches, headaches, heartbreaks.

In not too many more years, there's going to be some real heartbreak there as family homes go crashing into the Atlantic.  

They are heartbreaking because he can be so generous and thoughtful and a hell of a lot of fun.

So if the listed price seems low, a full price offer may not win the deal.REOs are heartbreakers. 

It’s heartbreaking because Some people on here were completely wiped out of their life savings and left with a vacant shell of a home in a war zone worth nothing . 

If they have low credit scores, shady history, and lots of heartbreaking stories, they don't have the money now, and they won't have the money after, and you will be sad to discover this one month down the road.

My heart breaks that the gentleman passed away with nobody to miss him Thank you in advance for your responses.

Rows of debris and personal belongings line the streets, and upon closer inspection, some of it resembles a yard sale.It’s heartbreaking to see people throwing away brand-new TVs, washers, dryers, paintings, family photos, and boxes of clothes.