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Today I wanted to grab a question from the pile of Ask Marco Questions

Marco Questions and I think there's some really good ones that have been coming in recently

so I appreciate the questions.

I'll try and batch some of them and some of them I'll just take individually. But Kelly wrote in not long ago and was asking a question about whether or not to sell their property or when to sell their property and the question is basically this.

I have two properties in Baltimore and I have been cash flow negative for one year.

It's been difficult and nerve-racking knowing I've paid over $20,000 in the last year to simply hold these two properties.

In the last six months, it has been especially hard, and I've been paying both mortgages at $2,000 a month.

I have had damages, turnover, squatters, you name it.

I keep hoping that things will turn around.

I've been trying to learn about return on equity, ROE, but it's not clear to me what percentage is too low and for how long I should wait.

How do I analyze whether to sell my properties? What is the tipping point in holding versus selling?

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