But, we can't decide for you - neither should we.If you don't mind waiting 10-15 years into the future before your original 7% deposit, and all the negative cash flow since you moved out, plus a voluntary further outlay of $9k - start to give you an actual return, rather than biting the bullet NOW, to get SOME of that cash back for re-investing SPECIFICALLY for double digit returns - which could see you back in the black quicker - then, good luck...

FWIW my old neighbors (young couple) were both dealers at best bet and purchased a home.

We utilize appraisals and co-star to pull this data, but I'd bet some local commercial brokers could help you out.

I only started in real estate investing this year (I co-own a digital marketing firm as my full-time though it doesn't require full time hours from me at this point).

You want to bet on ME?

In addition, the point of this topic is that the bank goes into the deal betting on foreclosure?  

Any other digital/online marketing aside from the MLS, Realtor.com, Zillow etc would appreciated.Thanks!

@Patrick Philip I'd bet you would be hard pressed to spend $150-200 to fill up the average refrigerator.  

That would be my best bet. 

In fact, I bet some of my tenants only bathe once a week!!!