Hi, I am in the middle of an odd scenario. 

I would advise you to market your property to the exact type of person you see buying it, and get an understanding of what they would be looking for to know why they might be overlooking your property.

Just be sure to carefully review the title commitment and understand all the exceptions. 

I understand appreciation is there but it is a small town so it’s not crazy and I am more in the cashflow game currently 

I understand that passive losses cannot reduce your taxable income and must be rolled over to be subtracted from future passive income, UNLESS you meet the special allowance that says you may deduct up to $25k in passive losses from taxable income if your modified AGI is less than $100k that year.

Some items I understand you can purchase like a water heater but for lighting, cabinet hardware, faucets, flooring, switches, outlet covers, you can get online!

@Jeremy Taggart, yes I understand that at this time cash flow is more important.

The inspectors who were intended to be Switzerland (diplomatically neutral) seemed to have a hard time understanding that the homes were not new construction and could never be flawless.

I would want to better understand the current condition of your condo and what work you plan to do before selling.

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.