Donate the lot to a church if you can't sell it is my thought. 

They are investigating blighted neighborhood compliance within all the Nationals except the one that donates the most to their non profit organizations.

After the successful landing yesterday I read an article about Spacex bringing in thousands of ppl for jobs and Elon donated 22 million to help revitalize Brownsville.

If you are approaching retirement, have no heirs to pass your fortune onto, pay everything off, collect your cash flow, enjoy your life, then donate everything to a good cause.The bottom line is diversify and create your income streams first.

I finally gave up and donated it to charity. 

If you enjoy charity, charge the tenant full rate and then donate $1,200 to people that really need it.I also don't believe in incremental increases.

If you want to be philanthropic donate to your favorite worthy cause. 

I can donate to charities or even make my own and invest my own time into it free of salary to help others to have a good life.

UBS yesterday released their prediction that the economy will enter a mild recession, unemployment will increase by 1% and this will cause the FED to move quickly around March 2024 to cut rates to prop up the economy.In Utah, our inventory has remained low and because of rates, the builders are building less...shocker.At the same time in Utah, we just had a report come out that says we need to build 27,800 housing units per year for the next 20-30 years to keep up with our growing population, I don't think we will ever hit that target with our current practices.What will home prices do nationally over the next decade?

but you need legal help  You might also start a gofundme page and see if you can get donations to help with legal fees  (just dont put details of what is happening so the tenants dont decide to sue)