My sister had my parents' house passed down to her in a quick claim deed, which is also fully paid off Zestimate ~$420K, but she does have some "good debt", roof/windows for house $50K and car payments for her car and my mother's $25K= total debt $75K.

We bought the house in 2021 and have a 3.5% interest rate. 

We have a couple renting a house in Minnesota who is consistently behind on paying rent but they end up paying the full rent within the month, staying just out of reach of agreement termination.

Fortunately, we came out whole and continue attending the local REI clubs as great fans.

Are you looking to get an investment property at 20% down or a primary residence you can house hack (rent the rooms in the house you are living in), or a primary residence (better for people who are married/have kids/don't want roommates) where you live in it for 12 months then rent it when you buy your next property to repeat the process.

So my last idea is to sell the property back to the bank - The bank cannot foreclose on the house due to husband's military SCRA protections.

I'm building a new MF house, targeting travel medics.

You can continue making the annual payments and preserve your interest.

Is anyone open to sharing referrals to a stellar property manager that covers South Tampa for my MTR House Hack?

If it shows on the deed history, Grantor is a bank and grantee is Housing and Urban Development on a special warranty deed, what does that mean?