Were I in your shoes, I would order a certified home inspection to ensure you know all the items that will end up costing you money.

It means the tenant has the right to not have the landlord interfere unreasonably in their possession of the home while they are renting it, their right to quietly enjoy the property without the landlord's interference.I think landlords forget to put themselves into the shoes of a renter. 

That said, many brokers or sellers might negotiate a discount so if I were in your shoes I’d absolutely ask.

We need health to create wealth.Good pair of safety glassesVoltage detectorGlovesDust maskSteel toe shoes, saved my toes a couple of timesEar plugsHard hat for attic work

It's a start to acknowledge I have never walked in the shoes of a homeless person - I wasn't raised by my abusive uncle on the Pine Ridge reservation, I've never been a war vet suffering from PTSD, and I don't understand what its like to have down syndrome or schizophrenia. 

I would try to house hack if I were in your shoes.

I guess the main reasons I’d want to keep the house are 1) ego - to be able to say “I own a rental property” and 2) hope for things to magically turn around and one day sell for profit (gambling...)What would you do in my shoes?

Go into the property with a flat rubber soled shoe and scrape your foot across the floor like you're trying to dig a hole in the floor with your foot.

To me, one is an act of kindness, the other would be funding what equates to a gambling addiction.I'm glad I'm not in your shoes. 

Put yourself in his shoes, and now he's got these "kids" coming along worrying about 0.5% and opting into higher minimum monthly payments to get it.