@Christy Miller,She seems really unhappy and that it's not a good fit.   

I have a multifamily located in Chicago Woodlawn neighborhood  already rehabbed and tenanted .

They many come across something that doesn't fit their investment criteria but will work for you. 

For me, investor profil has to fit the risk/reward ratios of the deal (Be clear with him, if this is a value add deal, stabilized asset etc...

My 3 rentals were foreclosed properties in a C+ neighborhood that needed A LOT of work.

I am looking to move into a different home and am attempting to determine if it is worth renting my current home or just selling it outright.It's a split level foyer home with 2,400 sqft, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, in a nice neighborhood. 

I think I need to do some research on what areas would be a good fit.

Since there's a bunch of knowledgeable solar guys in here right now, and it kind of fits the topic, I think it might be appropriate to ask this question here.The solar panel installations that I've seen on Youtube, TV, etc that are retrofit - i.e. not put on when they're replacing a roof, which I've never seen - always shows them drilling bracket mounting holes straight through the asphalt shingles.

What are buyers paying these days for a tear-down opportunity in the Morningside neighborhood of Edina, Minnesota?

It is not a bad neighborhood but there is something that feels like you should have a fence to protect there.