Odds are, you would come out ahead by paying to have it managed and just continuing to work. 

Working at one of my parks all day today and took a lunchbreak to visit a neighboring park that had been purchased four years ago by an out of state private equity group with out of state management. 

Other kinds of liens jump ahead in line such as IRS tax liens, property taxes, municipal utility liens, etc. 

A good way to find cash buyers is to visit your local REIA group.

It puts you light years ahead of other buyers.

Been a great low maintenance investment although not sure how much I saved to have low maintenance as it was 15k it really comes down with your visitation and how much you want to deal with.

Most of our MTR tenants coming through Sabbatical Homes are visiting scholars not students.

We are doing a site visit today and wanted to hear what you think about investing near an Amazon facility. 

Not necessarily what you can do ahead of time to make it attractive but you can always advertise a TIA budget along with the asking rent so prospective tenants know you are willing to put up some money to improve it to their liking.  

Anything that doesn’t meet those threshold is too risky for me with borrowed money right now.If you can weather a 50 percent drop in revenue and have the means to cover the payment and get through construction then go ahead and do the new build.