Even if you rent for a year and then sell you could save on the tax hit.If you have no desire to deal with tenants and all the other wonderful things that come with managing rentals I'd flip that thing right out of your portfolio ASAP and take the payday.

In this case, as @Bill Gulley mentioned, you are not only giving up a payday, but adding great risk to yourself.

Even better, if your parents have excellent credit, see if you can get added to one of their cards; it's a really dumb FICO loophole that gives you instant credit history.

At a bare minimum, that $150k needs to tide you over until you can draw social security, but social security isn't a big payday and is unlikely to cover all the expenses.

There is a setting on airbnb called "instant book" where any guest can book your space without exchanging messages with you first.

In talking to co-workers, how's your check gone before payday?

When you stumble onto them the payday is almost assured.Don't follow the mainstream, do what others aren't and steal the show from backstage.

You should market it under the normal market price to sell it instantly.

Bandit signs are like an instant trigger around here and it gives me a sensible chuckle whenever I think about it.  

This brings their loan down to $300k and instantly gets them 25% equity in the home.