The numbers will always be worse right after a new property is acquired while you work through inherited bad tenants and deferred maintenance.Wait till the day your cleaning cat poop out of kitchen cabinets, or dead fish out of a fridge because the electric bill did not get paid, or a dirty toilet because the water bill did not get paid, or rolling up carpet to burn so the exterminator can kill the fleas, or a renter turns the water back on while the plumber is working in another room so they can flush the toilet.

If it doesn't, then I will leave the existing outlets and run some new outlets on new circuits possibly using surface mount conduit depending on ease of access for fishing wire.

These are popular spots for winter getaways for cross country skiing, snowmobiling, ice fishing and other winter sports.

There's good fishing in the creek too.The last appraisal done recently was just over $900k... we're looking to come in quite a bit under that. 

My father is going on fishing trips, my mother is traveling more.

However, if all the other houses around you are 3/2 and no pool, then your property suddenly becomes the overpriced big fish in a small pond.

is this a fish-bowl effect of data? 

You have bigger fish to fry3.  

It is one of your jobs to make sure this happens :-)If inflation gets to the point that you/we cannot keep up with it, then we will have bigger fish to fry.... 

Cash for keys may be a better option (pay the tenant to leave).I'm not sure hiring a property manager will solve your issues...Good PMs are very, very rare (and often, good PMs have no interest in taking on a single house with a deadbeat tenant and a distressed owner--they have bigger, better fish to fry).