Chances are you may be able to replace tenants with on loss of income if the rental market is healthy. 

By my calculations the investors are standing to make a healthy ROI if they sold haha.

Yours is the type of situation that people like me take advantage of, buy cheap, revamp without any emotional concerns and reap a healthy profit. 

Keep malice out of your next moves with your parents and try to re-establish a healthy relationship with them.

I have to say, i'm a fan of healthy debates but I really dont see much that I can argue with.

There is a college campus nearby with a healthy student population but the more I think about it the more my insurance rates climb.Im glad I found this real estate forum.

There is still value to reading and listing here, just do so with a healthy skepticism and rather than try to copy what they do try to understand the reasoning and governing dynamics behind it so that you can apply a similar thought process and come up with your own way that is custom built for you and your market.

She really needs the company of other women to keep her spirits up at a time when her health is not so good.

The other thing that you can do is to tell them that you understand that they are housing three more dogs so you need an additional $750 pet deposit ($250 per dog) if they wish to continue.I'm an animal lover, but I also know that it isn't healthy for 5 dogs to be in that small of a space...and as a business person, it isn't good business, either.

Buying in cashflow-healthy but management-intensive areas may not be their best choice.