Looking for love in the wrong places I guess.Thanks for your response.

Thanks for your response, that is basically what I thought but I had hope. haha. 

We may require a survey if there is not one already – these normally cost between $350 – $450 for a single family house in a suburb.

---I understand that i am basically asking the same question as i was in the first thread but i thought i would get better responses in this part of the sub-forum as i'm guessing there are plenty of people out there who are in the same situation as me in that they don't have a "stable income from a job" or are self employed and i'm wondering what method they did to be able to get a mortgage

LOL, we are on the same Wave-Length, I am confident we will get a good response.

I gave property management over 2 months notice before I moved out and they said that they would try to re-rent my unit, but until then, I would still be responsible for my rent per my original lease agreement.After a month without any contact or updates, I just got an email from property management asking that I return my keys despite the fact that my lease is still active until 8/31/18 and I'll be paying rent until 8/31/18.

I've had varying responses from colleagues so I'm reaching out to the experts for advice.My first instinct is to pay off my mortgages early using the conventional method ($300/month extra principal payments).

Figured we’d rather take on the responsibility & task to be able to pocket the money.

You could try to sell the house as is and make certificates of occupancy responsibility of buyer. 

It doesn't really matter and somewhat depends on how responsibly you handle money.