The tenant was trying to repair cars as a business on the property and spilled various automotive fluids over much of the driveway and concrete parking areas.

The market (at least mine) is not very fluid so days on market are much higher than a hot market in the USA.

I chose the latter starting in 2016 (but I understand that it's a fluid situation and that things can change). 

The problem is rates are still very fluid so it is hard to say if you can benefit without pulling an even higher interest rate.I would do what @John Underwood said and see if you can do a conventional commercial loan at a lower rate with some cash out.

They can scurry over to Central Kitchen with co-workers once 1-2 times a week, blend in for 90 minutes and go home.The other person wore work boots, maybe a t-shirt or sweatshirt, got some liquid/fluid on themselves. 

As the Airbnb laws/rules change and with the fluid of the market you really need to stand out, the thing about long term is it's a lower cashflow but there are not as many variables with the investments as there are with STRs. 

see if upstairs resident can put in area carpets to reduce overall sound transmission in the rooms instead of bare hard wood everywhere.

.- Existing easements within property, especially large easements like Overhead Transmission lines- General knowledge of topography.

Also, once you are out of conforming residential lending, the terms get pretty "fluid." 

Then they are not as productive and financing without a W-2 requires creativity.It’s definitely a fluid plan.