Like china they have no RE industry anyone can do anything they want..But that all said lets put the shoe on the other foot.. what if this was your mother or father or relative and this was an important transaction to them..

Being the newbie I am, I would like to reach out to the BP community for a list of questions you would ask if you were in my shoes.

Torrence L Stump Put yourself in the shoes on a HML.

If I'm in your shoes, I would recommend the lowest hanging fruit (and cheapest) to do right now: read. 

Many obvious reasons why but here’s one; I was in your shoes just a few weeks ago.

You're likely to shoe horn a property into your portfolio that you would not normally buy because that's all that you have.

Were we in your shoes, we'd offer them two options. 1) 6 month lease with higher rent, 2) 12 month lease with lower rent.

@Jackie Botham I think if I were in your shoes, I'd simplify. 

It all works because I own the property and as the old adage goes "no one cares more about your property than yourself".However, in contemplating going out of state - I know I'm not the first one here to ask this question - I wanted to some collective feedback and experiences from other people in my shoes.  

If I were in your physical shoes, I would definitely use that one unit as a way to put together a renovation plan.