Some panicked and started selling their property thinking values will be decimated and not wanting to lose even more. 

There are many benefits with section 8 in order for the tenant to be placed in one of my properties they go through a process with the committee then when living in the property they need to abide by lease rules and keep the property in shape, if major damage is made or neglect to the property by the tenant they may losE their voucher from section 8, so it’s a very good idea to go this route and food for thought you always know your property is up to date safety wise and livable with annually inspections. 

If that's the case, I'd just tell them that you plan to sell as is and hope to not lose money, all in the interest of salvaging the relationship.

The 2nd reason to stay away from park owned homes, is that you lose the advantage of the MHP, which is essentially a trapped tenant, because they own their house, and they cannot move it, you have a guaranteed renter. 

@Sharma Parth City of Flint is losing population, so not a great place to invest:(Detroit on the other hand, has been growing for the last 5-6 years and finally the US Census Bureau recognized that (please Google to verify!).

An investment is not worth losing a marriage over. 

You could provide comps nearby and try to dispute but it can also be a losing battle.

If they are insured and lose the case their insured will pay out assuming they don't want to appeal.

The duplex is not profitable currently due to the increased mortgage payment and I’m set to lose about $350 a month.

It happens when you lose property involuntary, for example to wildfire.)