These issues are likely to be local and the attorney can provide a very specific answer tailored to your (property's) location.David J Dachtera

I agree with others,it's a rental property,not a family home.You should be tailoring your advertising to Landlords only and be willing to eat a loss if you can't break even at this point.You could also refinance it to a rental loan and rent it out yourself.I know exactly how you feel.I have my own "albatross" hanging around my neck as well.

The mortgages are typically tailored for owner occupants not investor loans.

If you find one make sure it is tailored for your state and it is recent.

Unless you can financially carry several units going empty at the same time, I would suggest that you tailor your strategy based on which tenants you want to keep and which buildings you need/want/can renovate. 

Glad to hear you're giving tenants options for how to pay their rent, as it allows them to tailor the method of payment to coincide with their lifestyle.

If you want a perfect, professional answer tailored to your communication style, pay a CPA.

I tailored my lease to follow rules required by state law (Illinois), and would suggest you check that yours does as well. 

Make sure you tailor your investing to what you and your significant other (if applicable) are comfortable with handling.

I found a home inspector that tailors their reports to investor needs.