I am assuming the house is not in a great neighborhood.However, if he is not in a rush, I bet you can find a buyer in 150-185 range because it is still a cheap investment for out of state investors.Your main problem, you will need a cash buyer.

@A Xiong I bet not many people have tapped into AK which probably makes it a really good place to mail.

It has private backyard, garage and privacy but lack amenities covered by townhouses. 

These are government owned/run utility companies, not private companies.

Drop me a private message if you are interested my services.

Or you could always utilize private money.The biggest point to take home is to ensure you do your due-diligence, ensure that the numbers work with utilizing a hard money lender as they typically or more-so for short-term purposes because of their higher interests, short-term loans, and other fees/expenses.Good luck

One day in the future when Jerry Brown or some future out of their mind tax and spend politician puts a confiscatory limitation on what you can do with your private property and do you think you’ll be able to sell that easily or will it be worth as much?!?!

I dont know if he married into a crazy family or what - what I was told of him at the apt community he lived at when he was single was that he was an angel and a clean freak and played by the rules.I dont know if he felt I was a sucker as I was a private landlord and moving out of town or what. 

And I didn’t start out with much money - I looked for every creative way I can to find properties for little to no money down, using hard money loans, contract for deeds, private funding, and leveraging my retirement accounts.

Did you use a mix of private and hard money?