Chris,My difficulty with selling if your are still looking to be a buyer with the cash proceeds is that you are playing both ends of a hot market which nets out.With regards to your question on determining a price, you can look at comps in your area or reach out to an agent if you have one.Real estate is very much a numbers game in my opinion.

It was a very complex situation, but with lots of determination and BiggerPockets, I was able to learn all that I needed to know.

In this case you'll need to determine your financial activity and pick a solution that will work for this.

Also, a bank may be able to help you determine funding for it. 

From what I understand, there are no security cameras on the property.The complex’s managementsent a letter to the tenant omg with the invoice, stating that the garage door repair personnel checked the garage door and determined it is in proper working order.

Of course there are tons of questions a Landlord can ask a manager to determine if they may be a good fit. 

@Michael Hopkins how have you determined your construction numbers?  

Work back from there to determine what the best way is to reach those goals.

Ultimately it depends on the cause if the collapse to determine who pays for it.

I have analyzed over 30 deals and walked more than 1/2 of those, using my contractor experience to determine Reno Costs.