While condos might be all someone can afford to owner occupy or invest in enter at your own risk and if they are talking about future special assessments you will likely scare future buying prospects away. 

Between losing the Homestead deduction (+$700/yr in property tax) and a negative cash flow, I don't see a solution.

There are good people who, if they could, would choose to live in Class B neighborhoods, but they can only afford class C....that is your target resident.  

@Jake HughesCost segs can be an amazing tax deferral mechanism but they are not a one size fits all solution.  

I am based in Texas and I understand that there is a lot of affordable duplexes in Westmoreland County for a low as $90,000 on Zillow.If you are looking to House Hack like @Madison Stoner  I recommend you interview some local Investor Minded Real Estate Agent and hire the one you feel most comfortable with.

Cannot afford any mistakes on the procedural stuff of evictions.Would contact a PM but not for the eviction.

@Mad Dendukuri easy solution - tell the tenant you can't afford to do flooring AND put them up somewhere, so deal is off.Either they will be reasonable or show themselves to be greedy and someone you should get rid of.

-New, affordable duplexes that have 2 bedrooms in each unit?

Moreover, if you sell or the tenants want to move and their rents are well below market - they might be in for a shock/lifestyle adjustment/unable to afford current market rents.

Might be a good short term solution though.