MBZ in Alabama flew my plane over that one and again HUGE foot print.. and then NIssan north of Jackson MS.. all of these take up very very large parcels.. and why it could never happen in Oregon with its wicked land use laws and NO one owns that large of contiguous land.. for instance Oregon was suppose to get one of the chips act fundings for expansion of chips  in washington county.. county wanted to bring in just under 2k acres from farm zoing to allow plants to be build governer caved and would only bring in 300.. 

Quote from @Janet Runes: I have the same question.

It sounds like you’re handling this with a clear head, which is huge.Given the numbers you’ve provided, I agree with others that selling seems like the most practical path—especially since holding or refinancing could lead to more monthly losses, and you’re already carrying a hard money balance that’s tough to offset with the projected rent.That said, if you’re still marketing the property, here are a couple quick thoughts to possibly improve traction:Highlight the recent renovations clearly in the listing—buyers often overlook rehab work if it’s not framed in a compelling way.Consider incentives like a rate buy-down or closing cost credit if it helps move things faster.If the property is vacant, staging or even virtual staging could go a long way in helping buyers connect emotionally with the space.And as Jackson mentioned, short-term or mid-term rental income (if zoning allows) could help offset holding costs while you wait for a buyer.Most importantly, you’ve learned a ton from this deal—and that will pay off down the road, even if this one doesn’t finish the way you hoped.

Gloria,Do you still own real estate in the Jackson, MS market?

Joshua,Do you still own real estate in the Jackson, MS market?

Do you still own real estate in the Jackson, MS market?

We do really well in Jackson MS.

Hello, any recommendations on Property Management companies in Jackson, MS area.

David, If you are still investing the Jackson, MS market, my company manages a lot of properties, including SFR, multi-family, and commercial.

@Simone Montague-Jackson in my area some of the Realtors help provide this service and have some avenues of advertising different than just Facebook marketplace which may also include posting the listings on the MLS.