I'm particularly interested in exploring the rehabilitation angle for affordable housing, and I'd love to learn more about the creative solutions you've seen implemented.When would be a good time to connect and discuss potential opportunities?

TenantTurner.com - essentially a better version of ShowMojo; however, it is not a Rentlinx.com replacement Use.Rently.com—I am awaiting a demo with them; however, I think they are going to be too expensive as they do not handle only Syndication without signing up for their PMS solution.

They are a better solution for the family living there, especially if duct work is not an option. 

That permits you to easily transfer the bills if the unit becomes vacant and monitor that each tenant is actually paying the bills and keeping the property in working order so to speak.  

And for anyone who says we have bad contractors, consider that every builder has a construction manager, who does nothing but keep jobs moving, coordinating between trades and monitoring quality.I am a die-hard real estate investor, so it takes me quite a bit to say this: given the remote burden on your ROI, maybe an S&P500 index fund will deliver you better returns for much less headache?

Martin,There are some solutions but it wont be as straightforward as you like.DM me.

CRS and ALE Solutions are some of the bigger players and have that option. 

You need to monitor your borrower and your collateral. 

At that point, it's worth researching and finding a solution that better meets your needs.

The "how to deal with the almost $600,000" solution is to pay it off. you may not like a $4,000 per month payment but hey, the good news is you didn't lose the property right?