I know it sucks, it royally sucks but it's also the pure analytics of it.

For example, if a person does not have the funds, then maybe they have the hustle or analytical skills.

My ultimate analytical understanding is its best for me to just sell it and move on from the property. 

There are of course a lot of assumption here that may not bear out in reality but in general this is the analytical model we have used with good effect in the past to evaluate these negative cash scenarios

I see a lot of analytical folks getting caught up in paralysis of analysis.

Happy to provide advice, data and analytics on various Orlando vacation rental communities, home types, revenue and occupancy to expect.

The models for their funds and analytical tools beat a pile of investors every day.

That being said, I would take an analytical approach and figure out what your NOI would look like if you had to re-lease the space once this tenants lease expires.

It's clear you are a high analytical skillset and make a lot of data driven decisions for your company.

I love the analytics built into Vrbo so you can see trends that are happening.