I want no part of the winter as they are expecting up to 30 inches of snow in the next day or soPersonally, I would sell the property and I would most most most definitely sell if I were in your shoes because:-Any profit up tp $250k if single and $500k if married is tax free as you have occupied for at least 2 out of the last 5 years-You have no experience with rentals much less from 2000+ miles away. 

Account Closed - I was in your exact shoes about 5 years ago.

Hey @Kimberly Rodriguez I was in your shoes a couple years ago.

Or, if you could put yourself in my shoes and do it all over again, how would you structure your first 5-years?

But then, like that shoe store guy, you've bought yourself a job.

If I can get the owner on board rather than having to convince the agent it might work.......Or I might just wind up in your shoes.

I remember thinking that if I ever found myself in a situation where I had to padlock my fridge and wear shoes in the shower, I would declare that I hit "rock bottom" and go out and get at least two more jobs.

If I were in your shoes, I would sell them as soon as the bank allows, to pull out the profits and reinvest.

You have to mentally accept, if you go this route, if you want a deal, you are likely looking at renovating.If I were in your shoes, I'd take myself mentally out of the equation, and look at the numbers-- where can I buy a house, or a multi-family house and make the most?    

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