@Nick WilkinsonThis is, was, and always will be a horrible idea.

Horrible tenants that trash your place, don't pay rent, very high turnover expenses, high maintenance costs due to the age of the units and also low rents.

Their argument is "I have to have it or my choice".... but financially you can argue it is a horrible decision. 

The crime is extremely high, the school quality is horrible and public services are near non-existent.

But I don't feel great about having an early sense that things were going to blow up-it was a horrible global meltdown and like they said in the movie the Big Short, suicides rise significantly with each increase in the unemployment rate.  

This is a very divisive topic; any group taking that approach will be lambasted in the media.Similarly, if the "Horrible, Unconstitutional Toledo Lead Ordinance" is making you angry because you will have to spend money to address peeling paint, I don't have a lot of sympathy for deferred maintenance.

Unfortunately, I did not do my own due diligence and I am in a horrible position.

I dunno.Anyway, Amazon wont return them so we are going to donate them - but I kind of feel like a horrible person even doing that and making someone think they are getting a windfall and then having to sleep on this horrible POS.That is all.

Also, I have been extremely dissapointed with how high prices are to have people work on stuff, and then the cheaper guys seem to have horrible work quality. 

Horrible day for consumers.I will increase my commissions to sellers and encourage everyone left to do the same, to account for all the extra work we will now have to do.