I got him to read Rich Dad Poor Dad using WhisperSync, and now we are co-owners of the house he lives in at school (college house-hacking!!). 

Mother is older and doesn't make many big decisions like this.

I've made a lot of really bad decisions.

It will be the best decision for resale value, tenant retention, and likely energy usage.   

Would you choose to live in the top or bottom and what factors would influence your decision?

Perhaps tenant relations are poor or tenant is not paying rent, etc.

Give detailers as to value, market rental rates, condo fees exc. so that we can assess the option to hold as a rental investment or not.It all really comes down to dollars and cents unless you are an appreciation speculator.Your decision to sell and purchase another fixer upper may be a easy decision if this property is a poor investment as a income property. 

Investors should ask about how leverage is used to capitalize an asset, and ensure they are receiving a return commensurate with the risk.Bottom line: Real estate investors should inquire about these risks and receive straight answers to be more confident in their investing decisions.

Always make sure to consult with your accountant before making decisions. 

Constant stream of repairs, and not local, so $$$ (and poor) property management.