This 4th property was bought because I just had a baby, we have 3 dogs, and my spouse couldn’t do the commute from vancouver, WA so we bought a house in Beaverton, OR across from work.  9 months living here and it’s way too small and we need a real yard for the dogs- these homes are more like row houses with a small patch of gated soil in the front....We only put 5% down so we will sell at a loss and rentals here are so cheap, if we rent we will take about $400 a month loss....I now stay at home with the baby and manage our properties- I have a real estate broker license so I can claim the loss....Question is- would it be better to leverage the funding and keep this house even with the negative cash flow or just sell it?

For example, on a typical persons budget, the biggest cost expenditures are housing, transportation, and food. 

Just some food for thought, for all I know it could be an awesome property.  

Good food for thought, sounds like a good opportunity to map and model it out in Excel to compare.  

Pepsi, Boeing, United,  Walgreens, Statefarm, Kraft Foods, Budweiser, Glassdoor, Uber, Groupon, Abbott Laboratories, Motorola, Etc are located here.Chicago is the top 6th most powerful city in the world because of all the companies that call the city home.

The reason why I said get a job because you don’t want to be homeless and your job has to cover your bills.Now your essential bills are covered from a 40 hours a week job such as rent/mortgage, food, gas, insurance, internet and student loans (if you owe any).

Bongs on the table, clothes, food, garbage everywhere.

At least 4 cats have lived in the house with her at all times, and any number of feral cats come and go at will because she left lots of food out for them. 

As a Berkeley grad, enjoy that East Bay food!!

It's potluck style so you can bring food, drinks, or chip in.