Trying to utilize my single status as an advantage somehow.  

A realtor has recently approached us with a solution to remove me from the deed (via quick claim deed process), at which point he suggests that the bank would then not consider my assets in determining eligibility for the short sale (we have an FHA loan*) and thus we'd have a better chance of executing one, since there's no way they'd deem her financial status alone, qualified to handle everything..Can anyone familiar with the short sale process, comment as to the accuracy of this?

Our two remaining inherited tenants are elderly and in poor health.   

When living off post a blanket housing rate is given depending on rank and martial status.

Definitely make sure about the historic status, those may have special requirements for ANY repairs up to and including paint colors!

I am employed full time as a professional tractor trailer driver, but due to health issues I am not going to be able to continue my career much longer because of the physical demands of my work.

Think fully furnished for executives coming into town on a short term basis.Think historic cool factor (was the local brothel. . .)Think a health club membership with the rental. . .Secondarily, think concessions over lowering the lease.

It has super lien status per the state, with the exception of property taxes.Interesting family tree Roberta.

Two options.1) Start an LLC and elect it as an S-Corp status.

Originally posted by @David Sconduto: What's the status on the stop work order you received & were working thru w/ the building department.