Sounds like the Buy here pay here car dealers that get a large down payment , wait for the customer to default , repo the car and sell it again . 

Or get a job at a title company such as Stewart, Land Title, Superior Title, etc as they all heavily work with investors and are often hiring.I've heard of so many side hustles that beginning investors have done--Uber, flipping free stuff or cars, fiverrr/taskrabbit gigs...

Without seeing the entire picture , with $100K on credit cards , I will guess 2 car payments along with that . 

Teaching personal finance, woodshop, home repair, car repair (the mechanical part) and cooking should be required at every high school.

I don't know how the humidifiers are configured, but you might be able to put a small pump into each reservoir (search "automatic bilge pump" on amazon) and move the water into either a larger collection tank (think 55 gallon drum) or drain.

Do you think Corvette dealers go home and cry every night because they can't sell their $80,000 car to a retiree on social security?

It is right on the muni bus line, and there is no need for a car when you can easily walk a block or two to so many amenities.For some people, co-housing is a lifestyle choice.

We are beginning to see a pattern of a priority shift with a once automatic paying resident.  

Additionally, I have received feedback from one prospective buyer that they don't love that it is a 1.5 car garage and not a 2. 

The other big part of this is that currently there's no great way to get to the stadium besides by car on I 95 if you're coming from the suburbs or by 76 which both get extremely backed up.With the stadium beating at this location people from the suburbs can hop on to their local train station and get right into the Jefferson Station right at the proposed stadium location.