Rent it out (refi or heloc)Bought Aug 2017:   128500Renovations:           6000Appraised in 2018: 185000Overhead:                1350/month (Mortgage, ins, tax, HOA)Potential Rent:         1700-1800/monthThere are plans in the next few months to break ground on a new high-rise fifteen feet from the balcony of my unit which would completely block my view, a HUGE selling point for my building.The new building next door will be a high end hotel with nice restaurants on the first floor so long-term it would be good for the area. 

What accounts, HnR block?

A limo was parked on the block, but it was not in front of my property, and it pulled away immediately after I parked.

About 6 blocks each direction.

We often use development strategies and what we call "Splitters" where we would purchase a block of land or a house on a large block and break it up into smaller blocks and either build or renovate and sell. 

I cannot speak to Nashville but I've been around the block in Cleveland. 

I’m estimating because of the market and recent sales on the same block my home is worth $315,000 now.

Our spaces have leased up quickly and easily via word-of-mouth/social media/networking to date, but they’ve also been smaller, less expensive, rehabbed spaces and very comparable to everything else on our few block long stretch of commercial storefronts.

If so, short-term renting lets you still block out any nights that you/family want to use it.

For a genuine hoarder, 6 months would not be enough anyway, heck, 12 months would not be long enough since they have mental blocks preventing them from throwing things away.