The best advice that helped us was to understand that every option out there has potential problems and risks, and you should "choose your own problems," as much as possible.  

It's not what I would choose for my home, but it will neutralize the problem. 

Landlords can be selective & choose best applicant.

Realtors in most cases have an understanding of why they chose the asking price, while some, but not all, homeowners may choose an asking price for a variety of reasons. 

I agree with Aly NA    that the attorney you choose will be the one defending it so you should have them draw you one up.

Sell to a rehab investor in its as is condition and get out, stop the bleeding, and salvage what you have left.Regardless of which option you choose (and one or both may not be options if your numbers are bad), this is a prime example of a very common mistake.

@Michael King why did you choose to join KW rather than the myriad other brokerages that Fitchburg has?

They can choose the new company so they can argue over rates and fees and save yourself that headache.  

So, you have to choose one. 

Which one should i choose?