Your potential tax implications and credit impact should remain the same as you are the borrower on the loan.

Creditworthiness of tenants, recovery of expenses, and length of remaining term are some others to consider.Of course, market factors are just as crucial and diligence should be exercised in that regard as well.

Turns out the seller is paying 2.5% of the 3% commission, so I only have to pay the remaining 0.5%. 

Now with this last breach of contract, I was able to have my evidence he was not following the contract and was able to terminate him.Of course since I ended our contract he wants to put a lien for the remaining amount of the budget for work that has not even been done.

Extending Dennis' point, anything which requires a license (practicing law, being a real estate agent) remains the same.

As Dan said rent your unit out immediately, move into the worst remaining unit, and offer the other storm damaged unit for rent, letting prospective tenants know that the unit will have new floors when they move in.

@JoAnn Dorio I can't speak to ALL the states, but Virginia has no minimum amount of time the contribution must remain in the 529 plan in order to qualify for the Virginia income tax deduction.

I would send them their remaining security deposit with the deducted $200 with the bill for those services. 

Were the two remaining tenants going to pay the same total rent as all four or where you only going to collect half rent for June?

I think the question remains though, Is that a worthwhile deployment of time and capital?