And as in the case of ripple, there's a single attack point.

I always recommend a strategy session where we can go over everything together and see what makes the most sense to attack first. 

I hope the OP recognizes the challenges of this property and I wanted the challenges to be clear which is why I was harsh to Drew’s post (I agree with a very large percentage of his posts and did not mean it to bean attack of Drew).Best wishes

Use the snowball method, but only on one loan at a timeTake all excess cash flow from the portfolio + some of your salary (since you mentioned you’re open to that), and attack the smallest balance first.

., late Spring to early Summer 2023, we lost our Chief Financial Officer, another accountant passed away, another had a major heart attack, and our Controller son passed away and we provided an extended leave. 

The OP will go on the attack, using personal insults, challenges to responders “manhood”, implication of bias, and  attempts to “control the conversation” in response to information/opinions he doesn’t want to hear.4.

Given all that, I’m curious how you would attack this:– Would you simplify it (no ADU, different unit mix, or sell instead of hold)?

USAA inquires about previous attacks human or animal and that was all for mine.

Second, there’s absolutely nothing to be gained by “attacking” a responding poster.  

Sometimes all I need is a board, a marker, and a mild panic attack when I realize how many properties we’re juggling at once.These are most of the properties we own from a flip/wholetail perspective — all funded with 100% private money.Not my cash.Not bank loans.Just private lenders who trust me enough to hand me millions of dollars at a time… which is probably why my sleep schedule looks like Santa’s after Christmas Eve 😂🎄Also not included on this board:👉 Kingston NH (because I forgot)👉 Our wholesale & novation deals👉 The Mississippi rentals we just picked up👉 Anything my brain didn’t feel like remembering todayPeople assume because I wholesale that all we do is assign contracts…Nope.We actually buy a TON of properties.