Your property and ratings will suffer and this niche is becoming ever more competitive.

We didn't suffer any drop off during the pandemic nor after.We are about 30% booked for 2024 right now.

A solution I've had that works wonders if able is to go to the tenant, have a heart to heart conversation, tell them it's just not working out and as a result you're suffering too. 

You can also pay a security deposit in part, if your rental security is $750, that may be rather excessive to secure financial risks without a tenant taking possession, you could accept $250 today and the balance due upon the date of the lease term prior to possession.Keeping deposits must be justified as to some financial damage suffered, a tenant who fails to perform by taking possession in just a few days doesn't create a loss equal to a month's rents as they never took possession.

The great recession was great for my 3 dozen b-class portfolio as owners became renters but I can see how someone's single rental could suffer if your tenants were laid off. 

We’re all suffering from chronic overstimulation and disconnection.

This way it controls how much they use.I like the idea of the mini split because otherwise they will complain if it is too hot/cold and someone has to suffer.

But I also can tell you  their volume and units suffer because they are trying to do both on split time.Either one you choose it will be a great next 3 years based on market trends.

Personally I dont think it will be that stressful since the home is sold and any delays and problems hopefully will be like the ones (on a lessor level of course) but the same problem one incurs during a flip, I can handle those type of problems well"Your main problem is you suffer from an extreme case of "you don't know what you don't know". 

However I can't bring myself to have to pay all the capital gains taxes.Also I wouldn't want to need to pay back the HELOC and suffer a capital gains tax payment.Any advice?