They can even decide that you can't rent out your condo, or that you have to paint it hot pink with lime green trim, and there is nothing you can do about it.

If the docs had been signed in pink crayon it may have made the package more fundable than how it returned to title.

@Michael Noto Hot Pink!

Did you do loss harvesting this year?  

Reputable lender who is easy to work with on front-end & also on an ongoing basis during servicing - no bait & switch soft quote then change terms, no loan to own type outfits/predatory loan docs, streamlined annual reporting, etc. 2. low long term rate (preferably 30 yr locked fully amortizing), 3. ability to harvest some built-up equity w/cash out (not necessarily max this out would run numbers on various scenarios), 4. then several other secondary-level type terms to consider in overall picture: competitive upfront fees/closing costs, pre-payment penalty length/terms, recourse/non-recourse, assumable/not assumable, max LTV, desktop vs full appraisals, etc. 

I hope to make it down to visit our properties (we have some in Merrimack and the new one is in Harvest) sometime soon. 

Sell it, harvest that equity tax free, and roll it into your next investment.

As much as it has going for it (proximity to downtown, Pilsen & West Loop, Pink Line, Blue Line, Douglas park, 290, cheap real estate, etc), it's not gentrifying in the next 5 years.

I like this grey-beige color because it does not have pink or blue undertones.

No pink walls mean, yes, that pink wall.