As far as america is concerned until you are 18 you get to eat, breathe, and go to school but not much more.

Keep the property and rent it back out, eat the $200/month, hope for better market and sell in a few years.

Practically all of Florida (except for the SW/Naples area) has great cashflowing properties, just be cautious about investing in condos since the HOA fees eat into it pretty quick.  

With that said, he probably will not eat the cost.

It seems as if a buy and hold investor would eat this opportunity alive...Yet and still I have not recieved a reply in the market place.

Too, What if it sells fora small loss, how do you split that, who eats the loss?  

And I have only basic bills, no car, no eat out, not even a health insurance.

personally then, if it were me, I would consult my agent as to wether they believe potential buyers would be less likely to bid because of it... running ductwork in a home that wasn't set up for it can really eat up closet space and square footage... that may deter buyers more.

The topic of "real estate" occupies my mind 24/7, but making money is fun.When we get a baby sitter and go out to eat, we try not to talk about it, but after 20 mins, the topic dominates the evening again.do you get that and how do you deal with it? 

They eat bugs.