I am a 64-year-old landlord with 2 condos adjacent to a medical school in suburban New Jersey.

You may also want to present a detailed breakdown of the property's current condition and any factors that might affect its value negatively.Explore Tax Relief Programs: While you mentioned that you don't qualify for tax breaks as the property is not your primary residence and you're under 65, it's worth investigating if there are any other tax relief programs or exemptions available in your area.

Not sure if they are exempt from any laws regarding our entry.

PS most states have a small boy girl carve out IE as long as you dont hold yourself out as a lender and do no more than a few a year your exempt but if your have a business card  Jay lends money and you do a a bunch a year and your obviously in the business no matter what you call yourself you have to follow the lending license requirements.

I would not rely on Zillow to heavily I would get a tax cert and see what exemptions you qualify for but that’s a big jump.

Also, a state law went into effect putting a cap on "non-exempt" properties tax increase at 20%: https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/property-tax/valuing-pro...

Why not sell, since you have a primary exemption for cap gains, and buy a MFH in the city you like? 

Just a couple of thoughts, if you live in the home 2 of the last 5 years you get a tax exemption on the sale.

I called Mobile Crisis Unit about 2 months ago because he fell and refused medical attention.

I was aware that my tenant had 1 plant and a medical marijuana card, which I was 100% OK with.