Path of least resistance. 

What is the weather (presuming Ohio... funace and windows are pretty important around here)?  

One set of neighbors is back home and the weather has cooled, so no worries there.

If your goal is security and a retirement asset, then I’d consider leaving it as it is (if you can weather the coming Capex and any breaks in cash flow). 

Consider weather issues (hurricanes and tropical storms) and sinkhole activity (Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough, and others are high on the list of sinkhole activity).

I am not keen on Texas personally because of prop tax's and weather related issues. and foundation issues.. other than the sun beating on Vegas homes they hold up pretty well. 

With that mindset, it doesn't bug you as much when the first few contractors don't show and you'll be able to weather the storms.

Keep enough cash in reserves to weather a storm. 

@Seth Lacey I prefer the Southeast or Southwest as I think most sane people are moving away from bad weather, too much regulation, and too much taxation.

Your exit strategy could be to rent it out,  but you would need to evaluate weather a property would cash flow as a rental (either short term or long term).We live in Seattle and had considered buying.