If its actually been listed in the MLS it is available for sale, and your best bet is to get yourself a solid agent who understands short sales to help you with this purchase. 

Best bet is to take a look at The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods and assess how you want to move forward from there. 

Don't purchase a house that is an odd layout or is very small or very big; think 3/2 or 4/2.

But we know the answer here = they just sell that loan to the MBS market.I bet they also have an "allocation" to fund investors buying investment condo's that dont cash flow, or excuse me, cashflow at $10 in the positive due to ridiculous regime fees.Meanwhile, there's us MHP investors over here with super-CF assets boasting DSCR of 2+/- (the last one I got turned down boasted a ratio of 2.15-2.20!)

At this point, your best bet is to file an extension and then finalize the return in the Summer once the dust has settled. 

That’s the best bet.

Odds are, if you list it for rent you'll get many hits and be able to get it rented for even more than it's rented right now.  

Within this area of the state, Compass and @ properties are probably going to be your best bets from there.

Best bet is to find a similar property on Airbnb and check out availability and nightly rate to estimate revenue.

Badly installed, and all bets are off.