Property is in stable condition.

I can give them good business in volume, but if they want to retire on ONE deal, they aren't going to get it from me.

Financing is not an option because we are retired so we don't have the income to support a loan.

Then we will retire and I get to play real estate investor.

At least now you have a stable situation although cash flow negative which sounds better than selling the house for a big loss.

I'm told the liens equate to about $88,000.Property Details: 4BR/2BA, Log Home, 2300sqft, 2 story, balcony’s on both floors, located on just over 5 acres of land, detached garage, stables for horses and about 2.5acres of fenced pasture.

You are a good investor, and have a head on your shoulders and what say is true, but for how long, that is the Question.Just little ol' me - retired landlord City of Detroit.

The Grandparents moved across country to retire in warm weather years ago, thus putting themselves in the situation of being on their own.

It seems like the cash flow is good and long term tenant seems stable.

Smart and stable contractors rarely go into Lowes or HD to make morning "Oh **** I need a 2x4" runs.