There are some guys here on BP that have information on all the subjects that you are asking about and special areas here on BP that talk about what you are asking, check out the education links.  

Eviction is a frequently mis-used word by property owners that don't really know what they are doing. 

We realize that house hacking is a good way to get started, but have struggled with leaving downtown as we like it so much.Due to a series of related events, we decided to that we should at least look at areas we like to frequent (Ohio City, Tremont and Detroit Shoreway)(these are neighborhoods the border downtown Cleveland for those not familiar. 

I'm thinking subject to could be an option when the agent gets back in town and is ready to finally move things along.

They can take the "additional income" from the rental into consideration but at the same time they also understand that it is subject to sitting empty in between leases.

In your scenario - is it the condition of the subject that is preventing financing, or is it the renter/owner ratio?  

On the subject of WB, I just read his new annual letter to shareholders and he made the point that America's GDP growth is not in question.

Now, you MAY be able to do a "Subject To" if the bank will allow it.

Appraisers are prohibited from advocating so their opinions are as objective as you can get in this highly subjective field.

Which states:In the event that the PREMISES is not rented or leased within 60 days of the date of this Agreement, or remains vacant without being subject to a lease for any 60 day period, either party may terminate this Agreement upon 30 days written notice to the other jparty of such intention to terminate.......My advise is to re-read your management agreement.