It sounds like you put a lot of blood, sweat and tears in it and it paid off. 

You can't get blood out of a stone.

This house wasn't salable then, and it isn't now, even though WE are throwing money, blood, sweat and tears into it.

So when you go to sell, unless your market skyrockets, you are not going to make much if any after only making a handful of payments.In my opinion the better option is to put the 3.5% down (FHA), put your blood, sweat, tears and money into it.

For some of us that used to live in the 1980, this is nothing similar to James saying, when I said inflation what I mean is there're 1000 tanks in the street, some general kidnapping the activist, there're actual blood  in the street.

Depends on how the exiting tenancy is going, how clean they keep the place, if there's "bad blood" between you & them.

The city may claim to be bankrupt but it is a lot of money circulating within it right now.

That would get the air circulating and dry out any moisture.

.- There is no such thing as the "Congressional Reform Act of 2012" (previously referred to as the act of 2009, 2010, and 2011 -- it keeps getting updated each year in the email circulation).

With your partnership taking Title to the property and taking out the loan, its still not a "warm blooded" body, i.e. you.