I am in Vegas so the market is somewhat stable and has good demand so selling isn't too difficult here. 

@Monico LorenzanaThe types of units that attract long term tenants in multifamily are the townhome style units, and if they have garages, a big bonus.

They used the profits to fund their life style.2.

I don't expect the tenant to be checking their water meter on the backside of the building since it's at an apartment style building so would this fall on the condo association or utility company to refund the tenant?

Just go to the Vegas auctions you will see it every day.. there is always some investor that will pay more than you will .. most of those folks are just looking for rentals.. some are not clued into values as you suspect but many just have other criteria that is not your criteria.. and forgeta bout it when someone wants to live in the house no one will beat them ..

You can get quality guests/tenants for good rates and it can be a very good investing style when done right.

They advised they were given a great opportunity that they could not pass up in Las Vegas and want to be out by September 1st.

Vegas was like this too but they're getting other industries in there too be more resilient. 

I used my VA home loan at a 6.375%  ranch style 3 bedroom 2 bath 1316sqftPurchase Price: $268,552monthly payment is $1930  I do not pay property taxes. 

No one cares what your style is.