Not sure if this is strictly fair as the full rent would still be being paid under the terms of the lease by the other two tenants.I've gotten a lot of value from the insights on offer here on Bigger Pockets, and I'd appreciate any insight as to how you have handled similar issues in the past.

If they fall behind you can file a motion to life the stay. had this exact same thing happen to me late last yearI am told that the minute they are late with a payment now, the motion is filed and grantedthey are also required by the court to set up a repayment schedule, and are strictly held to that too. unfortunately, that schedule may be long.

It's called strict liability and it's what gives the MA lead paint laws such big teeth. 

If it was my property to hold for a longer period of time, I might have gone about it differently.We ended up giving them two options. 1- they can run a new water line on their own land and not deal with us at all, or 2- they can run a new line on our property but in new said location and with a strict easement agreement.

@Matthew Schroeder Strictly multi family.

If you were to purchase a home strictly as an investment you might pay 7% to 8% interest. 

It shouldn’t be any issues I hope no laundry or dry cleaners done on premises just strictly pick-up/drop off services everything is outsourced. 

This is strictly between myself and the seller.  

There are ways to break the corporate veil, but that depends on how you maintain your LLCs and operations and how strict or supportive of enterprises is your state.

From a strictly numbers/ROI standpoint, it's not a good deal.