My question stemmed somewhat from the dead horse debate of appreciation vs.

The property could be used for many things (split & developed, leased to another non-profit, leased to a horse stable manager, open a winery, wedding venue, etc.)

I know this is sort of putting the cart before the horse, but I'm just curious.

I am doing some showings of the unit to several prospective applicants, but think I may have put the cart before the horse?

I will stop "beating a dead horse" as she says....I really just need someone to tell me what to do.Kind regards,Jerrud

Yikes.You can lead a horse to water, but if they won't drink, there's not much more to be done except be there later to help her out when she has to sell the propertiez for a song because deferred maintenance has sucked all the value and rental potental out.

@Steven Lee I'd suggest reaching out to a lender to get information from the horse's mouth.

Finding Tenants should be the least of your concerns right now.The first step is getting yourself postioned for your first purchase, whether it be financing, down payment, finding a deal, or working numbers.Don't put the cart before the horse. 

Ok, I think I should get off my high horse now...

You just need to get back on the horse and do it again.