This should give you a better idea.However, it sounds like you like the idea of cash flow for retirement, maybe you hang onto it then. 

I don’t know how much you pay people to hang blinds, change furnace filters, change batteries in smoke detectors and do some painting but I’ll give him your contact info since it’s a lot more than I do.

In the garage is a 10' workbench, a pegboard with hanging tools, a Craftsman roll-around, etc, and two cars. 

I've even floated the idea of moving here to my fiance once or twice :PAnyways, I'll be in town this weekend and will be hanging out a couple of days afterwards to explore and meet people. 

If somebody has no skin in the game, it's easy for them to continue their search then leave you hanging at the last minute.Our checks are handled within our PM software so unfortunately, I have no familiarity with Zillow's service.

There is a very high likelihood we need to reroute a powerline that hangs between the two parcels of land I own and planning to build a house on.

You can do the same and in time you will discover all the amateurs out there ;)Hang in there!

One caution (applicable to Texas - your state laws may vary) do NOT accept any partial payments as this will have the effect of resetting all the eviction time lines, and you will have to start all over.Good luck and hang tough!

I would hang on to it and try to leaverage it in other ways.

Like in China there is no real estate industry anyone can hang their shingle out.. for me it would be OK  it would level the playing field.