I would say that I have the heart of a teacher.  

Owning and operating multi family apartments is not for the faint of heart, but it can be done while having a full time job.

well my friend my heart goes to you, I would if I were you consult an attorney-they give free consultations, but would def evict right away so you can start cashflowing again, the most expensive advice it bad advice. 

After all, they do work for you so they have your best interests at heart. 

Speak with your accountant if you want a better estimate.You are then stuck with 10K.If you can find a deal that you can purchase that is 10K below market value, I would liquidate it in a heart beat.I am not sure you are able to do the loan option that others have suggested since you have to be with the employer.

But also right about 1 year ago I helped a client buy a 4 unit that was $1.5 million maybe half a mile to mile west of there, and that deal I would do in a heart beat had I had the chance to buy it at the 10% down rate my client was able to do.Everyone goals and strategies are different.

Work with the ones you trust to have your best interests at heart.

I think that it is common to say 'undisclosed illness', which is also used if you do not want to say heart failure or whatever. 

The 5% return is honestly amazing in my eyes   If I could earn a 5% return and live for free I’d do it in a heart beat   The 15% return is nice as well in my eyes   I don’t need a homerun each time, I just need to be able to get on base    

This part broke my heart.