@Patrick Strain I would just start calling around to local banks and national banks with local branches.

Amazingly, you still have most of your windows - double pane.  

But since both my husband and I have gotten injured from our day jobs (carpal tunnel and repetitive strain) at ages 27 & 22, we've realized this is not what we want to be doing for the rest of our lives.

I did have to question the replacement of a window pane twice over the matter of three months and I haven't seen an issue since.My property here in Colorado - it's rented by a management trainee (24 year old kid right out of college) for the local meat packing plant.  

Is it an old city with old houses that lack todays open concept or still have cast iron pipes, single pane windows or other outdated features that ar hard or expensive to replace.

The duplex doesn't need a lot of capital repairs, and we have receipts for all kinds of improvements the sellers made going back to 2010 (new roof in 2016, remodeled vacant unit as of last month (new carpet, paint, trim paint), painted a few years ago, weatherization project a few years ago, new sewer in 2002, new double paned windows in most rooms).

The US saw a smallish outbreak in New York, that put a strain on their healthcare system and taxed their ability to perform routine clinic functions, routine surgeries, and other roles.

renting is good for mobility and less strain on your credit. 

But LOTS of ways this could spiral downward and strain relationships that matter.

we deal with new strains of the flu, h1n1, every few years without batting an eye.