Treat them right and pay them what they deserve to be paid.  

Hire a PM and let them deal with it, you sound way to emotional and this needs to be treated as a business.

Treat them like car loans and pay them off, seller financed first.

Separately, I've got someone who moved out of their place (similar to you) temporarily living in a development property I'm doing while waiting for permits ... maybe someone else has something like that.If I was in your situation, I'd make plans to put everything in storage and treat it like a 45 day vacation. 

It has been very well taken care with the major nuts and bolts like the windows, roof etc being in good condition currently but it was basically treated as "if it's renting and not broke don't fix it". 

If the well has been sitting it probably needs to be treated.  

So Im looking at my Loan info right now in front of me. I have say 3 of these so far like this with my bank.Principal Amount $99,200 , 179 consecutive payments of principal and interest $701.32 every 5 years interest ...

if your friend creates a note for you and places a lien on your home it's treated just like a mortgage and during closing the note gets paid off.if on the other hand you best friend just slips you 30K, the bank doesn't care. 

Can I deduct anything special against it or is it treated like my normal W2 income?

If you haven’t had a chance to check out this episode of BP, you’re in for an absolute treat.