<human>: I've never posted here, but I've got a big decision to make this year and wanted to ask for some advice.

My parents invested in a condo when I was 18. I'm now 33 and it will be fully paid off next year when they put it in my name. I have moved away from my hometown so living there isn't an option. It is in fantastic condition, recently remodeled, and has great tenants.

The condo will be worth about $115,000 and rents at around $1,000/month.

I have no debts to pay, a decent 401k, small roth IRA, and small savings account (~6 months worth). I want to be as responsible as possible with their incredibly thoughtful and kind investment! 

So, I'm currently weighing my options and wonder if any of you have experience with this situation?

I can keep the condo and continue to accept rent checks as well as right off expenses. This will almost pay the rent at my current apartment. It's safe, easy, and some consistent cash flow, but I think there are better options after weighing my options.

I can sell the condo and buy a condo in Austin, TX where i live. This could be smarter because this town is growing very quickly and should be a better investment. This option still means I'm invested in a condo and could mean higher fees, but I could stop paying rent.

I can sell the condo to get the money. Then I could could invest in balanced diversified common stocks (~5%), a high yield savings account (low 1% returns, but safe), stocks and mutual funds, etc. The current state of the market has me a bit concerned...

There are a lot of other options and I hope you can help me rest assured I don't make a huge mistake in the near future!

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<bot>: I'm a debt free guy inheriting an out of state condo worth $115,000 and wonder whether I should keep it or sell and invest with the money.