If you are hoping to sell, put your selling shoes on and find a way to justify a high value -- that could be based on cap rate or based on comparison to local single family houses. 

., "interest"] for my transportation costs back and forth, my daily lattes and snacks at the building, a new wardrobe and shoes every year, AND an extra TWENTY YEARS chained to a job that pays extremely well, but I hate the idea the idea of spending all that extra money [i.e., "interest"] for incidentals, the time commuting, AND time at the office. 

5 years ago I was in your same shoes I analyzed several markets and landed on Memphis TN. 

I'd personally hold out for cash for keys.Anyone here thumping their chests about how they'd threaten their tenant - put yourself in their shoes. 

:>)If I were in your shoes, I would buy one property, put the equivalent debt from the condo on one of the purchases and pay all cash for the others.  

What would you do if you're in my shoes? 

So, I put myself in her shoes. 

Put yourself in the judge's shoes and consider the optics of the situation from his perspective.All I'm saying is this issue it's not cut and dry.

Have him resolve the issue before closing on the  house. if I was in your shoes I wouldn't close till the matter was resolved.

@Scott J. in your shoes I would increase rents slightly($5-$10)and try bi-weekly.