It sounds like you don't need the cash right now so if your goal is more rentals and more cash flow it probably makes more sense to keep it unless you have a great investment opportunity.

But a dehumidifier with a pump, there are remote moisture sensors and use a wifi plug and you can monitor yourself.have the pm check everything periodically if they aren't too lazy like this one sounds like they are..

Not to sound like a jerk, but it may depend on what you define as "a deal."

It sounds like you might not know everything to watch out for and have the time so I'd post and mail the 60 day notice not later than March 31 which will cover you for all eventualities. 

This is cheaper than replacing to smaller window or placing window higher.  

I appreciate the sound advice.While this is probably a wild goose chase, I wouldn't mind playing this out with the seller a bit (for my education at a minimum) and pursuing what you say about making an offer for the land only and letting them keep the trailers. 

I am not looking to replace my regular job, but rather long term growth with shorter term cash flow.

I used a company to refinish a tub and it was better than new and much, much cheaper than replacement cost.

Doesn't sound like any bulldog attorney I know.Developing takes schmoozing and baby kissing.

@Joel Hunt You MIGHT want to check on that 1099 form --- there are a bunch of 1099 variants and I don't know them all.I guess it sounds like you are concerned that it looks like you made the principal and interest.