To see how you are with being a landlord again, then gradually scale from there. with the remaining cash on hand, you always have the option to pay it off whenever you'd like or keep it on hand for any repairs/ maintenance that comes with being a landlord.  

After that I think you can go to court to appeal.If you house has a vacant house notice then the water dept is required by law to turn off the water and you should not have to pay for water.

I keep hearing about how much a VA can take off your plate (not just with RE) and was wondering if any of you'll have experience using one and how you went about it.

Therefore appraisers always measure and don't go off "permitted records."

@Gladys Cepeda there are merits and trade-offs to both approach.

Hey Jenna, sounds like you're off to a great start. 

Are you selling for $2.4 or netting $2.4 after paying off a mortgage?

In San Diego, RE purchased off the MLS at high LTV has large negative cash flow.  

Drilling/nailing/screwing to or through the asbestos will definitely disturb it at best and break off chunks at worst. 

We've got a few off market properties that we are renovating for STR/MTR inventory.