He orally told me that he had to move a month before, but only confirmed the date a week before the move out date as he was working with his new employer on the start date.

Would like to farm out some or all of this one, including day to day management. 

I think the solution is to give them some relief now since that's their immediate concern and then negotiate how they can repay some or all of that rent over time once they're back in business.Thanks, everyone.w

If not, you can bill back a portion of the water or all of the water.

From a business point of view, your rental income is business and mixing that with charity could put the idea into the minds of tenants that you are willing to forgive some or all of the money owed at any time.

You could work with them to use parts or all of that in lieu of this month or next this also gives some control to them.You can talk with them and see if they can make this month (most should since we arent so far away).

Can I pay part or all of the taxes with the EIDL?

They are not US citizens but most (or all) of them own businesses in their home country.Any tips/suggestions would be highly appreciated as I am not too familiar with this process but aside from refis, does anyone know of an alternative solution that they would be able to pull their money out and get a loan on with much reasonable rates to purchase one or more other investments?

In my opinion, I would recommend looking at 3+ unit properties for several reasons:* Higher Cashflow * Covers more or all of your expenses while you are an occupant* Easier to manage as you will have multiple units under one roof rather than having multiple SFRs or duplexesCT is expensive but there are many good deals out there.

I would do as much as you can in the 203k bc interest rates are low and your tenant(s) will be paying some or all of the mortgage for you.