I think its admirable what your trying to do, but getting the tenant out  and re splashing the unit, or listing it at 310 ( create a bidding war if its 10 % market ) Im going to guess is going to get you the same result much faster and with less headaches.

Once the money has been received and verified in your new brokerageaccount, invest it in a low-cost index fund.The following are examples of a low-cost index fund that was availableat each of those firms at the time of this writing:■ Charles Schwab: Schwab S&P 500 Index Fund (SWPPX)■ Fidelity: Fidelity 500 Index Fund (FXAIX)■ Vanguard: Vanguard 500 Index Fund Admiral Shares (VFIAX)Originally posted by @Alicia Marks:What are good index funds to start with and how does the dividend part work? 

Hi @Craig Castro, that is a very courageous thing of you to do and that is admirable! 

I don't know anything about your market, but admire your tenacity.

So all I can do is admire and pay respects to those that do/did.

Needs also vary person to person (holding context constant): For instance, my 76 year old mom tends to prefer properties that meet her physical needs (no stairs, walk in shower instead of tub to avoid tripping, stocked kitchen so she can cook), while my 22 year old nephew tends to prefer properties that meet his psychological need to be noticed and admired by peers (translation: one he can use as a backdrop for his Instagram).

I admire your drive!

Your desire to be a knowledgeable investor is admirable.  

I believe that you are in the right place, admire your ambition & wanted to thank you for your service!

I admire your risk taking youth.