If your loans are Freddie - they MAY grant a ride allowing the LLC if is single person.

If you install Disney's app you can see wait times for each ride at each park in real time.

Depending on your equity position you can ride it out another year and get some tax free cap gains or move and convert to buy and hold.

We dodged the most recent hail storm, but were whacked hard a year ago and five years before that. 

If the repair costs added to the price you paid for the house still adds up to a decent deal, I say keep it and ride it out.

Ask them to give you a ride around tour and have them show you the good areas and the bad.You can also use the crime maps on Trulia to get a feel for a neighborhood once you’ve located a property you’re interested in. 

As long as rents don't nosedive and they aren't covering the mortgage anymore, Capex and other expenses, you will be fine and you ride it out with no issues.The loss of the house value only comes into play when you sell it..... you will only incur that loss IF you sell it when it is worth less than you paid for it... until then, its only on paper.....

Does this deal sound good enough to just ride with the interest as it is now and wait until it drops to refi?

The X though is more comfortable on long rides etc.. 

Ride the roller coaster that is the stock market and end up with a nice retirement in 7-12 years.