No thumb rings or ink on their neck, chest or hands.

Check codes for your neck of the woods as it relates to footers --- I'll bet ya', yes.

When gold was around 2k/ oz and the massive bonuses were flowing, it was not uncommon to see brand new 60K pickups, rebooted muscle cars and Harley's parked in front of stereotypical single-wides (1970's metal shells, cinder block foundations, etc.).

You made a wise choice… Looks like we are in the same neck of the woods so I look forward to your postings in the forums and boards.

I agree with others,it's a rental property,not a family home.You should be tailoring your advertising to Landlords only and be willing to eat a loss if you can't break even at this point.You could also refinance it to a rental loan and rent it out yourself.I know exactly how you feel.I have my own "albatross" hanging around my neck as well.

I don't think this is directly attributable just to the oil market (and all the recent lay-offs) yet, but that isn't going to help.Out in your neck of the woods (Wasilla) they've built over 300 multi-family units in the last year.

Fighting a lawsuit and winning still costs a lot of money, so they'd rather your tenant not break their neck on your property. 

Doubly so from long distance.There is definitely a market for vacation rentals in the area, but if they're truly trying to take on a vacation rental, and not an Air BNB operation, they should consider stuff more in your neck of the woods, on the islands and such.

They have HUGE jaw muscles.

I'd say that's in your neck of the woods Tiger, there is a difference between an additional insured and a loss payee, what Realtor's may write to their benefit may not be seen in the same light to an owner or insurance company.