Or rent it at TODAYS market rate not what it was 18 months ago and then raise rents as things tighten back up.

for a unique deal like this they might be more open, considering finding funding isn't as straight forward. just also be sure you have a backup plan for this property... what if they don't renew their lease at the end?

I've had a furnace need repair, two water heaters replaced, 2 main line sewer backups, a sink plumbing issue, and a shower repair. 

My concern is what he will do when he gets released, if the scenario plays as is being painted.The illegal occupier believes the system is broken, that he has rights over the land as a human being and told me he is willing to die for these rights.The police said they will have backup as they are concerned with the situation.

Multiple times I was called over to fix doors that had been pulled off the hinges, Outlet covers that had been pulled off and broken, towel rods and toilet paper holders pulled off of walls, stuff put down the drains causing back ups.

Make sure to talk to people that have been in the business for a long time and truly have stats to back up what they show on paper.

The house is opening back up in April and it is almost fully booked, but I won't see a penny of it. 

I sold that house two years ago for 80,000 It is my back up in case of emergency I have had some emergencies and only have 25,000 leftI have bought three properties I live in one primary residence valued at 800,000 and have a rental that is paid for that is rented section 8 for 1900.

They have also commented, that if there is an issue it will backup into the sink via the disposal, rather than into the dishwasher and all over the floor. 

I would imagine that you have multiple back up systems like mad.