I was able to repair it at a minimal cost.

Please excuse the 2 week delay, but thank you very much for the feed back.  

I try to get lots of people at the property at once to:-minimize wasted time on no shows-generate excitement and get people eager to apply quickly-stay safe -- I own properties in c/d neighborhoods, and while I don't have reason to be threatened, the more people are there, the safer I amPatience and persistence will get your properties rented to good tenants and help you grow your wealth.

But, my Wells Fargo deal I'm currently working on is dragging out, delay, after delay.

@Brent Mattison While it may delay your personal entry into real estate investing, killing your IRA would be unwise.The better option would likely be to use the IRA to invest in real estate through a self directed plan.  

Regardless, put your things in storage, if you are preparing for the next move, that way whatever you do, you can take up minimal space... most likely saving money.

It depends in your state what tools you can use.In Georgia, for properties that have loans against them, your toolbox includes:buying on contract for deedbuy on subject to with or without a notebuying on a wraparound mortgageControlling with a leasecontrolling with a lease plus optioncontrolling with a lease plus purchase and sale agreementcontrolling with a master leaseYour exit strategies can berentingrenting with optionrenting with sale and purchase agreement delayed in the futurerenting with ROFRIt's so important you understand basic financing both FHA and conventional.

In the meantime, you should get all the financials, minimize as much expense as possible and boost income as much as possible. 

or is it simply just that there is something there, even if it is minimal?

@Moshe EisenbergFor flips you might want to consider how to have LLC taxed as a S-Corp for investments held less than a year.The benefits are that you can minimize self employment tax, access more tax deductions like car, fuel, marketing, and mileage.It also eliminates schedule C and lowers audit risk.I am not an accountant so please consult yours to see if an S-Corp is right for your situation.