With rates where they are, I'd expect you don't plan to be in the mortgage for more than 3–5 years (maybe less) depending on where the bond market goes. 

In PA, IRS liens will have a 120 day right of redemption with a mortgage foreclosure (and with a judicial tax sale as well).

Also, I disagree with your reply to @Laura Higgs.

Has anyone had good experience with Furnished Finder in your market or if in Houston even better?

Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: I agree with having multiple options.

Consider checking with some neighbors to see what their water bill looks like.I'm surprised they back-charged you for previous under billings in October 2024....i thought the bill was just adjusted moving forward. 

I am bullish on Chicago long-term and will still own 10,000 doors on the southside with a goal of turning all 10,000 tenants into homeowners!

Better tenants will not bother you with these bogus issues either.....

Alternatively, keeping the properties offers long-term equity growth but with lower cash flow.Ultimately, weigh your ability to manage future cash flow, your risk tolerance, and your long-term goals.

Between the time associated with making the investment, tied up capital and associated stress involved, even if the investment breaks even or produces a small gain most would look back and wish the money sat in their account until a better opportunity presented itself.