Originally posted by George Carr: Your safety and that of your family & home comes first.

It's really the way to go in my opinion, however if you are like good George Washington, you may find this strategy to be unethical.  

@George Skidis 24 seems like a lot of seller financed properties lol.  2 a month?  

George

Richest Man In Babylon by George Samuel ClasonTotal Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey (i know its Dave Ramsey, but for college freshmen Dave Ramsey is probably pretty solid advise)

@George P. we trusted our contractor.

Originally posted by @Georges Arnaout: - Comps are from zillow/redfin/trulia although yes they are time consuming @Jean Bolger are they really not that up to date?

@George P.I have not researched it either. 

@Alex SilangHere are numbers for you to consider.There are 9.63M millionaires in the U.S.There are 7.9M households in the U.S. with a net worth between $1M - $5M.There are 1,140,000 households in the U.S. with a networth more than $5M.There are only 350,000 households in the U.S. with a networth of $10MThere are 77,500 households in the U.S. with a networth of $30M There are less 10,000 households in the U.S. with a networth of $100Mand there are approximately 400 households in the U.S. with a networth of $1 billion.If you are in your 40s, you need a networth of $6.8 million to be in the top 1% of wealth and in your 60s you need a networth of $10 million.You have to have to be exceptional to reach $10M, but you have to unbelievably exceptional to reach $100M whether you build a company that is a game changer in the industry (Amazon, Google, Oracle, Facebook etc), exceptional investor in the equities market (Buffet / Jim Rogers / George Soros), exceptional real estate investor developing in the path of progress (Donald Bren). 

Though it won't remove existing fines/liens as @George C. pointed out, I vote for you "selling" it to the "Camden Revitalization Trust" and putting the address for the trust as the local code enforcement or city building.