We get up to the eviction and the tenant/squatter had hired an attorney and produced some sort of one page unfulfilled purchase agreement that was not legible for a year or two back .

Also other things have always factored in such as the location of the property, the desirability of the neighborhood or town, the proximity to shopping, schools, or other attractions.

You haven't yet told us what cash flow this package produces, so there's no way of knowing how much debt service this deal could support. 

A shortage of employees can produce a variety of negative effects, hindering the ability to grow and expand, or even to meet existing staffing needs.

If you have a property that is producing well, why sell it?

I seem to have attracted several senior tenants and they are all nice people and good tenants.

It just seems like people are in a rush to get everywhere, so stressed, and not into the same way of life that I am, the weather is humid, and the cost of living is high.I have always taken the safe route in life, rarely taking chances and also foregoing experiences/vacations until last year.Ever since I was a child, I felt an attraction to the West, specifically Colorado.

Stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and LVP have helped attract great tenants all which have stayed multiple years.

I have two rentals and my primary also produces rental income.

You may be able to negotiate price or interest rate to make the deal more attractive, but I would certainly negotiate the term of the loan beyond 5 years.