Option 1 just gets you out from under the bad situation you created for yourself which is better than eventually losing the property if you cannot pay. 4.

Its not impossible to be successful with not seeing but it ups the chances of the investor losing.

You are losing money every money, and you are possibly losing more because the tenant feels entitled to cheap living.I recommend you increase the rent to the market rate and get paid what you are worth.

After losing everything most people don’t have the resources to just leave and start over somewhere new.

Get rid of this tenant and stop the bleeding.P.S. the money you are losing each year is more than you would pay for a professional property manager.

They argue that tenants wouldn't want to lose their government-supported housing, so they'll be good tenants.

Root cause is lack of confidence and/or fear of losing money.  

. *** The house can't be sold because the house is overleveraged, the seller's credit gets destroyed with the foreclosure, the SubTo student gets sued and investigated for fraud, and the gator lender loses all of their money.

High probability of USD losing value in the next 6-12 months time so I am watching this rate closely.2.

There are no economies of scale to build one property on one lot either so it ends up being more expensive for the builder which means they have to sell at a higher price in order to make their desired profit and if your market doesnt support this, then builder loses money.