If they don't want to do Seller financing, at what point do they get tired of you fussing over it versus just letting the whole market look at it, by listing it?

Versus if your on Sparefoot, your immediately at the top.; 3. 

If not any qualified lender will be able to help on that front.In terms of renting versus selling, you should determine what your condo would rent for and see how much of your mortgage it covers.

There are more people at the $130 market and who want to do drive up; versus buggy/elevator/hallway. 

I'd wager something to the tune of $10,000 is what you would lose.

The capital gain (not depreciation recapture) would be prorated between the number of years that you lived in it versus the number of years that it was held for investment. 

“The analysis points to an average annual increase of about 2,100 more Californians and 1,300 more New Yorkers coming to the region from 2014 to 2018 versus 2009 to 2013.”

I think you need to calculate how long it will take to recoup these fees versus buying cash.

It would be a shame if that last property was the perfect home and those reviews were strictly created more because of a bad host (which you could have corrected) versus crazy neighbors.   

@Bjorn Ahlblad, I have pictures from move in, plus we always do in interior paint, it had refinshed floors, new tile, new blinds, new ceiling fans...Yup, normal wear and tear versus damage is the big question here...