Get rid of it.

Better off if the lease was defaulted, and not accept payment of you wanted to rid thosetenants. 

Since the seller wouldn't budge on getting the roots removed for me, I payed up on my own to have the sewer line jetted to get rid of the roots ($425) and then have them re-camera (I had to know the condition of the pipe before moving forward).

I have nothing to say about 1031 exchanges, especially as @Bill Exeter seems eminently qualified to do so.Your question about good/bad debt is a classic Poor Dad, Rich Dad conundrum.The fact that you identify credit card, car loan, primary residence mortgage debt as something to get rid of because it's a liability is what Kiosaki tries to explain in his book.

These often don't work out to be deals as the reason they are selling them self is they have an unrealistic view of what their property is worth and are to cheap to pay an agent.Neg. assessment - I haven't a clue what this is.Notice of LP - ditto aboveNotice of sale - That term isn't used here but my guess is is has something to do with foreclosures.NOO out of state - this is Non Owner Occupied or out of state owners. managing real estate from out of state can be a pain and a hassle. sometimes these people are ready to get rid of their hassles.

Old knob and tube wiring is something we like to get rid of.

I'm sorry to hear about your parents, I think you selling it is the right idea, rid yourself of the headache and sloppy accounting.

Get rid of all the frivilious trappings of todays society.

How much of a loss will you be willing to take to get rid of this?

Thought about refi through someone here on BP get rid of fha and do private note.