As long as you Have the income to pay for both houses and you have to live in it for one year.

I spend $500 to get an extra $4,200 of rent over the course of a 12-month lease, leaving me with a 740% annualized ROI. 

The downside is that borrowers would be required to pay the mortgage on the full cash out amount from loan inception, the benefit would be that the actual interest rate could be closer to the 7%'s than the 10-11-12%'s (also with an interest only repayment option) and the need for a new mortgage (second loan on the target acquisition) could be eliminated if the equity position on the refinance is large enough.

I am NOT interested in owning any more real estate (retired here man) so I had planned on just paying my 15% long term Capital Gains tax rate and moving on to my "safe money" retirement program of MYGA's / CD's and High yield Savings account / Bonds / some Stocks.

How much did you pay for it? 

You could check county records to see who is paying the property tax.

Sell it entirely  , pay-off loan build our capital 2.)

The Army and Marine Corps require single service members with pay grades E-5 and below to live in the barracks.

@Abdul QadirTo do well in Dayton, Ohio's real estate, study the market, know the local rules, and plan for extra costs at closing.

It says they will pay "$0 or 5%" which seems to imply $0 is an option for them.