Might have to go reno financing, or hard money, until it's all up to code and has no health or safety issues. 

However, we are running out of time to get this place sold as it's under a reverse mortgage and the family member is in poor health and needs to live elsewhere.  

But having a W2 would be for vacation and health insurance and a stable paycheck.

I have always had a entrepreneurial mentality and probably wouldn't have chose the college route if it wasn't for wrestling.

UC Health is building a hospital there and the town hall is talking to Whole Foods about a location there.  

We did most of the renovation ourselves on weekends and evenings and got it ready to rent in 4 months.     2nd rental was purchased the next month but took 9 months to get on the market (6 months to renovate interrupted by a family health emergency for 3 months). 

Ask a CEO of a multinational corp if that's a good mentality.  

Job growth has remained widespread, with recent gains in education and health services, retail trade, and financial activities.

The property does have defer maintenance and he manages himself and he wants to get rid of the property because of failing health.

If he is so concerned about his health, he would want to move.