Quote from @Scott Cash: I'm part of a three-member LLC that owns a $10M commercial property outright (each holding 33.3%).

Cash flow will be a function of how much you put down. 

I would offer them cash for keys, or contact your attorney and start the eviction process if they decline.

Sometimes it makes sense to sell if the numbers don't make sense to keep it, there is better use of the equity, etc.Alternatively, could you do the cash out refi and build an ADU?

At the very least she will be able to carry forward the losses for a very long time, helping her get into cash flow positive status much faster. 

Purchase price: $73,000 Cash invested: $25,000 I was charitable landlord renting to single mom below market rents.

It is a duplex near scranton PA. the Mortgage is about $2,400 and each tenant pays $1,550 monthly in rent so I make about $700 in cash flow monthly.

I’d rather not give up my current first mortgage rate to get cash out to renovate. 

We sometimes have seniors who need to move into assisted living immediately without much cash but they have significant equity in their home.

These special assessment were thousands of dollars, and there was no sufficient reserves from the monthly fees to cover these large biggers, so the owner were required to cover the shortfalls out of pocket, what a great way to ruin your cash flow and ROI.There are benifits to condos, including tennis courts, playground, swimming pools, club houses, and fitness facilities.