The seller ended up moving out in January of 22 and I move in shortly thereafter.

However, when my program ends in roughly 4 to 5 years, I plan on moving back in with my parents (in the Dallas-Fort Worth area) and saving to buy my own place.

He noted this is likely the best long term option as I should have no other issues moving forward.I am confused and a little shocked as the inspection report from two years ago came back as structurally sound.

I have already moved out of it and am living in a new primary house. 

If your lease does not contain a provision allowing you to terminate the lease, due to the tenant's unhappiness with the unit, you probably could not do this.

Money from an old 401k can be moved to an IRA.

Buyers from about any state you can think of are buying here..some moving, a lot just buying for an investment.

This is a Class C area potentially moving up to Class B. 

If the property is in good condition and priced right, it will move without them having to carry a note back on the property.

Is it worth fixing up (all properties should be fixed up before moving on to another to avoid repair costs later when you have more leverage) or is it worth selling in an imperfect state for less money (and harder with a tenant).