So, they bought an OOS property (usually a freshly rehabbed A-grade house in a C or D area) because the house looked awesome in pictures, and the cashflow looked good on paper.

Happened to me once that my automated watering system for the garden, was staying on way longer than it was supposed to. 

I do like to provide some extra items which guests appreciate immensely: my welcome basket has some instant oatmeal pouches, granola bars, microwave popcorn and a couple of little chocolates and some fresh fruit.

The Midwest is America's most climate resilient area: plenty of fresh water, no hurricanes, no fires, no floods, no triple digit summers.

Account Closed I cringe when a fresh face who never owned a home is being mentored for $5000- 8000 for an empty box of wishes. 

Unless you don't have the capital to do a turn right now there is no way I would accept this tenant back if she got a new job because of your notice.You are far better off to start over fresh.  

Note even here, though, that from all that I've read (a lot of this is reddit anecdotes), it was almost a one-size-fits-all approach, they were tearing out 1-3 year old carpets for new(er) carpet, painting over freshly painted walls, and so on. 

Now we have two things: favorable environmental conditions and low cost of living.Plenty of fresh water, land to grow food and expand housing and moderate to cool climate.

An over 500+ year supply of clean and fresh water.

If you can sell and apy it off do it and start fresh and keep all payments on time and it only take 12 months before you can buy again.