There are a lot of angles to this, and I can see sound arguments and narratives flowing in good faith from both sides.

With 2 maxed credit cards my faith was growing slim. 3rd day on market it went pending full price offer.

I just don't have faith that the inspector will run it down every area that has electricity in the wall, not for $150 at least. 

You do have to make a "good faith" effort to re-rent.

I don't put any faith in the future of nanotech in the area - if it happens that's great.

It's only the three of us and we live in three different states but it's been going on for years and we share, support, and help one another with the F's (finance, family, friends, fitness/health, faith). 

For any of you who have, do you have any feedback or reviews that might assist me in deciding to make that leap of faith?

Sounds like you are already on the right track I would do the same thing and present it to the husband as a favor and gesture of good faith. 

If everyone is simply "working together" to make deals work, eventually that comes to an end.I wouldn't put a lot of faith in a Turnkey BRRR program.

Just gotta take the leap of faith and do your due diligence like you would with any deal.