Once the existing tenants move out you will have to do some repairs, cleanup and painting anyways due to the pets. ( or get lowballed on an as is price from guys like me) Your best bet is to wait until lease expires then fix it up and sell or do like a lease option or something. 

When the asset or property is dis-positioned (sold, surrendered, depleted, etc) the joint venture is terminated.

Had it leased before I finished the cleanup.

Im in the 'clean-up' phase.

Hey folks,For those who have been through a natural disaster, tell me what you wished you'd have known. Helene dropped a massive tree on one my properties in Greenville SC. There is roof damage, probable damage to the...

Investors are a little bit like white blood cells in a city - they clean up the properties nobody wants or is able to take on.

More desirability, faster cleanup , , nonstains from pets or kids ,better appraisals faster turnover , no pro steam cleaners coming in .

Hi, I think you pretty well got the answers, you are responsible to turn over the property in as good a condition as you leased it, less amounts of normal wear, tear and depletion (or aging) of the improvements.

I think the family is viewing the sale and cleanup of the property as a huge burden which is why I think there may be an opportunity.  

I actually get out there and and clean up the house next door, and use a little spray paint to cover up some rotting wood, make that house look more aesthetically pleasing so it isnt going to detract from the sale of my property.Also, like in any market it is about who you know.