IMO anytime you notify a lender, the deal becomes 10x more complex or just dead overall.

Hey Zachary, it's definitely a lot harder to find cash flow than it was previously.The days of plucking stuff off the MLS are dead... at least for now.I invest in Detroit and you can still find deals there on the MLS if you know what you're doing.

Let him be a  potentially deadly hazard on someone else's dime.

Equity is dead money that's not working for you, so you should do something to reinvest and restructure. 

I've worked on dozens of houses that were built between 1900 and 1950 with asbestos and mold ad dead rats and spiders and snakes and dirt and a lot of unidentifiable "stuff". 1st, asbestos is not a problem.

It is in the dead-center of the city and located in one of the best school districts in the nation.

@Matthew Paul Yes, it never helps to go up against the 'man'.Even when the City, Inspector, Planning/Zoning are dead wrong, it is still better to try to get along....or at least until you can get over their heads to their bosses.I had an Building Inspector once who would not pass me on anything, due to a previous dispute and words exchanged.

Unless there is something unusual like it is a big estate that will take years or forever to probate, likely the home needs to be sold and the loans closed out.I think your POA is dead, no matter what it says. 

If you are dead set on replacing them, that might be an option.I like the house in brown and white.

Oh well, markets come & markets go_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Home Robo-Flipper Opendoor "In Danger Zone" After Losing Money On 42% Of All TransactionsIt's almost as if those indicative prices you see on Zillow and OpenDoor are dead wrong.