@Mike LightcapOften we feel compelled to assist others, but in real estate, legal matters, accounting/tax matters or health matters, unless you are actually qualified to advise, it's always best to avoid giving consultation other than hand holding or giving personal moral support.

Moral to this story ..............  

@Jose Morales Jr.Welcome to bigger pockets.

@Brett Van Leeuwen   Nice to be in such a good predicament :-)Without getting into the details too much (most of which you have already covered in your last post) it seems that the better choice of action would be to keep the property.There is only one other person here who mentioned the most important question of all which pertains to the opportunity costs.  

Hi @Jose Morales Jr. , There are a lot of factors in REI and many different strategies.

This is where having a good moral compass comes into play.

-Ben Hi Ben,Thank you very much for the info, I will contact you about the property management.I agree that Nick Britton lacks any moral conscience and is only interested in defrauding people.

So it comes down to morals and ethics... neither of these are LAWS  just morals ethics and character.

I am in a similar predicament.

Call the Real Estate Commission for Oregon and explain the predicament that your Professional Representative has put you in.