It sounds like the $3,250 mortgage is butting the strain on your cash flow.

We have read the very detailed report thoroughly and are willing to fix everything (most are things like caulk, drywall touch up at switches, shower door difficult to lock, few screws need tightened).

Or, how about that Democrat being provided cover for sponsoring a "makes sense" bill that tightened rules on eviction that was supported by the National Association For Neighborhood Stability because loose eviction laws hurt the community by causing rents to increase for the poor.It's all in how you frame an argument - you get the same results - but one provides the least likely advocates (democrats) political cover.

I do not want to stay in the properties any longer, they are putting a strain personal finances.

A placeholder property - This transitional strategy is starting to take hold as available inventory tightens up and thoughts of a pending correction start to surface.  

Needless to say the insurance was not renewed at the end of the year.Insurance companies rarely if ever pay out like you would assume that they should, and often do more harm then good as the very long delays in repairs causes significant stress on your tenants and strains your relationship with them. 

My market is tightening up bit any suggestions to find more leads.

It’s a time to tighten the screws on your existing operations and hold on to you cash for the inevitable opportunities that will come.

Even if the banks tighten up post-correction, we should be in a strong cash position to reap the opportunities that come our way. 

I just didn't want to put any strain on my family when I don't have to.