So I wouldn't even have enough for paying the mortgage and paying the maintenance fee.So I would have to pay money, to let someone live in my apartment.Not getting any cashflow.The only way it might be beneficial to rent out a place, is if I would have 100% money down for the place.

However, you should reach out to your accountant to see if it will be beneficial.

I'm thinking of telling them to clean up the place (not dirty, just prepare it for renting to someone else) and offering to mutually terminate the lease?

They are not going to give you opinions or point out options on what type of rehab might be beneficial to enhance the property or make it more functional.

My husband and I both learned the value of time in very different and beneficial ways.

He's mostly an invest in mutual funds guy like most.  

At the time they bought it, cottage A was rented, and the tenant has been there about 15 years, and it's a happy, mutual agreement to keep her.

@Alex Knight , The RE pro would be beneficial if you have a loss from rentals.

Beneficial owners of a DST are entitled to limitations on personal liability similar to those of a LLC.

Do you think that it would still be beneficial to be a member of that REIA?