We also priced it very agressively to try to attract section 8 tenants.

What type of tenant would the duplex attract?  

I'm guessing the 300+ overcast days a year make solar a less attractive investment.I like your idea of renting the building as multiple units.

I would look for a very attractive cap rate before considering an investment here given the above-stated market factors.

May not be worth it if you've got really attractive 30y loans you don't want to touch.(2) Sell a portion so you have a cash position.  1031 it into a DST with the intention to later buy more property in the next cycle.(3) Find a different market.  

Here in Allentown/Bethlehem, they do not like to re-zone something as "rooming house", as that is where they typically have the most trouble given the quality of tenants it attracts.  

Maybe that multi-unit constructed on the acreage if you really wanted and if that acreage is attractive to tourists, you could rent long term or airbnb those units. 

Just gotta figure out if you have the energy/time to deal with potential tenant issues/money you're willing to pay for management.I have a rental in the hood, and it's wonderful because we made it so and designed the place to attract the right tenant.

But when you consider how far along a foreclosure that an asset is, that will also make it more attractive.  

@Erick Yarus I just found Juan's card in the back of my wallet....Interstate Team RealtyJuan MartinezReal Estate BrokerInterstateteamrealty.com4200 N.