After several years of hell he intimated to me that when he finally unloaded them his losses were close to $85k but I bet it was much higher.

They have to imagine you could die, become incapacitated, or you prove to be a poor park manager. 

@Oleg Shalumov I guess that sounds like a safe bet to look at the current rents and if we can raise it eventually then great.Thanks for your help!

The last meal you ate, I bet that restaurant made a profit on delivering you a service which is to prepare and present you quality food.  

It sounds like the property is a poor investment.

I'm not really a book reader but after having heard so much about Rich Dad Poor Dad I decided to get the book.

Other than riding it out until the tenant's lease is done I don't really have any good advise.If you absolutely need the money then, the best bet is to negotiate a buyout for the current tenants, sell and pay the taxes.

Also, I would bet that you will get recommendations to rip out all the sheetrock while under negative pressure where mold is present. 

Issaquah is a bit east from where I normally roam on the east side, but I bet you're a fan of Half Price at Crossroads.

I bet you would be one of those picky tenants that expects the land lord to buy light bulbs.