I don't believe that many people on this site have been in that much of a financial bind (after all, no one would ever invest in real estate with negative cash flow), so it's going to take some creative traditional and non-traditional methods.

I am going for a site visit this week and am wondering what other questions or info would be important to have or find out.

Hey Joseph -- In my experience, carpet is both more expensive to maintain longterm than other flooring options (due to the constant cleaning and replacing required) and tenants prefer the look of "wood" flooring. 

@Peter StewartGood luck to you cleaning up this miserable situation and going on with your life and your landlording.

This is a fantastic site for networking and learning from other successful investors.  

I looked in spam and no login so I went to the site and used the forgot password button to be able to log in.

I fully intend to rent out several of the rooms, possibly in a Short Term situation through AirBnB type sites, some rooms to what I hope to be my daughters college friends that have Mom & Dad to foot the bill for them :) Aside from that using a small MultiFamily is a great idea as well as even doing a live in fix and flip, these are all ways to house hack and unless you just can't stomach having "roommates" or living next door to your tenants then I just can't see a downside. 

Tried to clean all walls, ceiling, floors, and cabinets with vinegar and even TSP.

We would be interested in doing a condo conversion so as to make a clean split of the property3.

A lot of software will perform market syndication, which means that once you create your listing you can market it on major listing sites like Zumper.com, Rent.com, etc. with one click.