By what you have said, it sounds like you are thinking about this place as an owner (emotionally) vs a realtor (sorry if I am reading into this, but your statements about charm etc.).  

(adjust cost basis - net sale = net gain)Once you have that you can deduct state and federal taxes from that figure.It doesn't sound like it in this scenario, but if you have lived in the property for two out of the previous five years you could qualify for the 121 exclusion.

Quote from @George Bell: Hello, I’ve been BRRRing and using 30 year DSCR loans. 

It sounds like you have a differing opinion which I respect.

@Elizabeth Southall - Sounds like you're backed into a corner.

Hi there,It sounds like you're looking for some advice on how to navigate a complex situation with your brother and your wife.First, let's address the joint account and mortgage issues.

Restoring the property sounds like a good investment, but rural properties require constant upkeep.

Sounds like you have your answer on pets.

It sounds like this is a building permit application that requires plans which means you will need an AIA to seal the drawings. 

Sounds enticing:  buy property after property for .35 on the dollar, quickly flip it to someone else for a fast, fat profit.