In this market where it takes longer to find a deal (or better, create a deal), you don't want that payment hanging over your head. 

I am searching for a broker I can hang my license with near Tampa Bay/Clearwater Beach Florida.

This is not a quickly-appreciating market so I don't see that as a reason to hang onto this property.

I was able to find 6 flips in each zip code pretty easily, some less-so-than others but regardless I have my data included ranges and averages plus URLs to revisit the flips I used for my data.I also set up redfin automatic notifications for houses that meet the average criteria for each zip code to hopefully be able to sift more efficiently through all MLS listings (I'm currently focused on MLS since I think it is the low-hanging fruit with all the tech we have at our fingertips).I've been spending the last few days trying to learn deal analysis now that I had a decent overview of my market and am running into challenges but that's not the point of this post.I guess I wanted to post about what I've been up to so far and will happily take any feed back for improvement!

She has to be out of current apt Tues morning and there’s nothing i can do unless she’s willing to explain her nasty debt/income numbers … i doubt thats gonna happen, when I ask the tough questions they either change the topic or hang up.Sounds like a wonderful choice, right?

I am currently working on a potential deal and would like recommendations on reliable GCs and specialized contractors, especially as I need to get a good hang of rehab costs as a matter of urgency.

There's a lot to learn, so hang out around this site, listen to the podcasts, and pick up books to read.

My daughter adopted a stray pit bull that was hanging around her college soccer field. 

Way too many oversell the ARV, undersell the rehab, and frustrate homeowners by putting their home under contract, then not finding a buyer and leaving them hanging. 

It sounds like you know the right answer for yourself and maybe hanging onto the existing townhome/mortgage might be best just from a monthly cash flow standpoint, right?