It's a two-bedroom house in a sketchy hood and I wouldn't be caught living there myself -- that neighborhood is full of trash who laze around all day, selling drugs, collecting disability and welfare and food stamps, picking up free food at the food bank, panhandling anyone who they see who dresses and drives better than they do.My time is important to me.

Due to the 15 year note we have on the property, we are currently suffering a loss from the amount of repairs that have made.

In a deal like this one, where you are barely breaking even and always going to nervous about taking a loss when those unaccounted for expenses come round, the relative purchase price is much more important.  

Pools, great food, attractions, etc.

It's in Englewood of Chicago but in an area near the gentrifying parts where they built a plaza with Whole Foods, Starbucks, Chipotle, etc.

Now, I’m at a point where I almost accept the $7,000 - $9,000 loss.  

I still eat through a tube but my wife has been giving me fortified liquid food by Ensure with two scoops of protein with that day's last meal. 

If the stock market ever goes to zero like some doomsday people dream of, guns, ammo, water, and food are going to be important, not money. 

Second, to cover the loss they incurred regarding their personal belongings (Personal Property) and third, the cost of temporary housing (Additional Living Expenses).Landlord's Insurance - Your insurance agent will sort out who is culpable and claim against the tenant's renters insurance policy if that is an option.

If there is a seasoned investor/wholesaler/flipper that would be interested in helping me with out with some knowledge sharing, I would be happy to meet and buy the food/drinks!