We do not know if this is related to the other leak, or some other issue.

The clients I've worked with had issues with parties for their larger homes and ended up leaning towards traditional rentals or mid-term.

Look out for probable markets taking into account issues revolving around employment opportunities, population shifts, tendencies in renting out homes coupled with economic stability.

I can get you a short term note, 4-6 months no issue.

Based upon your statement, "Naturally, my heart goes out to this individual" is indicative that you may let emotions trump logic.Forward to your PMC and monitor their actions to start eviction ASAP if tenant is behind.You can also direct your PMC to offer to let tenant out of their lease early IF they cooperate with showings.If they fall behind, you can direct your PMC to offer Cash-for-keys to regain possession faster. 

@John O'Leary  I kind of have the same issue, but it's a condo in the building where I currently live.

Im a fix n flipper, and this is my first year reporting income from the business to the tax man and I don't want my taxes to have been reported incorrectly for fear of future issues should they arise. 

This can be particularly appealing if the seller is facing financial difficulties, needs to move quickly (perhaps due to relocation, divorce, or other personal issues), or the property has little to no equity and they can't afford to sell it through traditional means without bringing money to the closing.

Then to add that, you've already had some eviction issues with heavy costs to cover. 

Not to get off topic, so I'll say it this way, a HML needs to realize that there are two issues behind the regs, your competetion and consumer protection issues.