Heck no shortage of amazing beer in to offer up in Denver!!!!

You could market it for sale to another buyer, but there is no shortage of inexpensive land in that area.

When I owned a condo in Davis, the city changed the rules about converting mother in law units and even garages, to allow them as rentals, because the housing shortage was severe for UCD students.  

No shortage of crazy stories in this biz!

They may just back down and you don't have to pay for a lawyer.Yeah, I bought a condo I intended to keep after I lived in it a year and then rent it out - in Davis, CA where there is a serious housing shortage and over 20,000 students who need housing each year.  

Supply shortage (medical and retail) disappears. 

Tenants with physical disabilities typically do not move once they find a rental which works well for them since there is a shortage of accessible housing.

Typically the less affordable markets have appreciated more because they have multiple of the following: population growth, diversified economies, nice climate, housing constrained, rising incomes, large variety of entertainment opportunities, housing shortage, high paying jobs. 

I have bought and fixed up hundreds of units on the South side of Chicago some have no problems and some have problems but there is no shortage of renters. you just may have to set aside a little more reserves just in case.    

Also, across the country there is (or soon will be) a shortage for senior and accessible living.