You could even form a condo regime and sell the right to build an ADU to a developer.All this to say - there ARE ways to take advantage of this market that you may not have considered. 

I am doing just fine in a state that has one of the most, if not the most, favorable tenant regimes, by governance, statute and court.I don't blame my misfortunes on whatever political party is in power.

The pandemic has been used to set forth social changes to change political regime.

Sometimes it makes more sense to build a sfh vs a two house regime. 

I am only too happy to arrange a fitness regime that suits your requirements in exchange for showing me the ropes. 

Us conservatives should eliminate these bad loopholes to avoid absurd overreach from non-conservatives during regime changes (after us conservatives did not fix the real problem).

@DongHui PatelI have not dealt with this situation, but what likely happened is that the partnership (syndication) elected out of the centralized partnership audit regime.

Just go in letting them know you will continue to fix things and take care of the property as the previous regime but you prefer a 12-month lease and that is how it will be going forth.You can even give them a month or 2 grace period of a month to month and then add the 12-month lease, which would also give you some time to find a tenant for the other unit.

That would well more than cover the $1500 MTG pmnt and regime fees.

Also you should know that they aren't townhouses, but condos, and subject to a Regime which means there could be a dreaded "special assessment" in the future.