Not sure what "blocks and lots" are... assuming it would be lot 5 of block 6 of Cameron's lumber company addition to the village of woodland park? 

In looking at the website it says "n our lumber packages we can supply all the walls (inside & out), windows (Milgard), hardware, roof system (trusses or rafters), roof plywood, T1-11 siding, lap siding (LP or Aurora) barge, fascia, trim around doors, windows, corners, rake & eve.

That looks like a mess, stand back and get a pic of the attic framing so we can see the ends of that lumber, what they are tied into at the rafters.

In those scenarios you need to be able to step in or unload the property and that's much easier with a nice area and property than with a poorer area and property.

I "may" be able to unload my private stake but it will be costly and will require someone wanting to buy it(if it was going well why would I get out). 

That being said, when it comes time to sell you could unload the management company to try and show as much cash flow as you can to try and increase your selling price.I don't think you'll be able to get more deposit from existing tenants.

And much easier to unload if you decide you don't want to be a Landlord

Well it's getting exciting, or scary now, just got done drilling two new wells for two lots that did not have wells, and unloaded big big road building equipment yesterday to build new road into our 4 lot subdivision.

Hello EveryoneI have a condo on the far north side of chicago( East Rogers Park) it's falling apart but has character and I'm wondering if I can unload this property with the aid of an investor who might see this unit as a rental option ?

Walk to a local plumbing/electrical/lumber supplier or a local supply house, they usually have a few biz cards laying around.