Today is that 30th day.

I suppose it's all relative to your comfort level, but if it were paid off today, is a NOI of ~$20k from a property worth $465k the type of return you'd be striving for? 

I got a call today from a man who owns a vacant lot in small mountain town just minutes outside of Las Vegas who is several thousand dollars delinquent on his RE taxes. 

You can focus on your career moving up to better tech roles making great money to pay down your debt fast or you can try your hand at real estate again with something smaller.

He finally sold his 77 Cadillac Sedan Deville and bought a Suzuki Verona in 2007 that he still drives today.

I spoke to 3 realtors today.

I plan to reach out the landlord which is a investment company based on California on Tuesday since today is Memorial Day.

Hold on to the house and use as much of the rental income to pay down CC's as fast as possible.I would look into the Detroit Home Mortgage Program: http://www.detroithomemortgage.org/#faq they will work with you to refinance, and it they're doing it for any area in the neighborhood.Chemical Bank is a small bank that is doing a great job helping folks get mortgages and private loans for homes in Detroit, as well.

Any time there is a potential conflict between Federal Law and Pennsylvania Law, things get complicated very fast.

If you wouldn't buy it again today for what you can get (net) for it now, why would you keep it?