Makes sense in many situations, makes no sense in others. 

I think it can make sense to use a license to aid in the REI, and align yourself with the right broker who is ok with that.

We are all hoping for a speedy recovery from your injury.Depending on how much equity you have, it could definitely make sense to sell. 

It all depends.... if this house is in Utah in the the wasatch front $50,000 is an amazing price... from what I've heard meth removal/cleanup can be pricey but if the numbers make sense then go for it.

You will usually spend more than building the property new from scratch.Having said that, let me suggest you look into a couple possibilities.1) Historic tax credits - you can often make a project that makes no sense financially work by applying for tax credits so you should look into that.2) Why do the windows need replaced and can you do it over time?

Makes sense. 

The newfound sellers clouded the title so now we're stuck doing nothing with the property.Ever since we contacted the title company to file a claim, they've been dodging our calls and coming up with a lot of very convenient excuses, such as "the title attorney is on lunch," "our systems are down," etc. 

., yeah, I agree that it only makes sense if he did mean "and then some".

Duval/jacksonville median price was $195,000 so you get a sense and flavor of homes prices in the area.

I personally am OK selling flips and paying ordinary rates when it makes sense to avoid market and tenant risk.