CUT YOUR LOSSES and sell it off.

How much do you itemize out? 

Those are the items right off the top of my head that I would suggest.

If you only have 20K invested and the bank has 80K, they will be more hesitant to foreclose on a house they have an 80K stake in, whereas if they only had a 20K stake in the house (you have an 80K stake) they will pull the trigger easier because it is less of a loss. 

We moved to central Oregon 2 years ago for a Job that went under due to company losing business; since the loss of my job we found a fifth wheel which we lived in for 8 month until a fire which took the rest of what we did own.

When evaluating properties be sure to make sure they include the basics like: Real Estate Taxes Insurance Gas & Electric Water & Sewage Repairs & Maintenance Unit Turnover Contract Services General & Administrative Payroll & Benefits Marketing & Promotion Legal & Accounting Landscape & Snow Removal Trash Removal Management Fee Reserves for ReplacementsThese items at the very least should be included in any competent underwriting of a property, be it by a broker or the owner directly.  

I have witnessed many of my friends sell their houses at a loss because they were scared to deal with the management of their property; and I have seen others waste their housing allowance because of the uncertainty of how long they would be stationed at a particular base. 

I have been to see 2 different homes and they both have a mortgage on them which is higher than the 70%, so any offer that I give would be a loss to me and my buyer, and if the deal does not go through then it would be a waste of time for the seller also. 

I tell my RE agent to tell the seller that I will pay to have any remaining items removed from the house and pay for a U-Haul if they close on the 9th.February 2 - RE agent calls me and tells me that they want to keep the February 29th close date because it would be too hard to "alter their schedule".  

Maybe he has a loss since I think the irs comes first.