I moved from Florida to Columbus and invest in multiple markets here in Ohio.

In your situation, considering the looming deadlines and financial pressures, the following options could provide some assistance and get your through:1.

Not sure what your current living situation is, but you may have an opportunity to get into a new home with a Mother in Law suite, or an ADU that you can STR, just to see if that rental strategy works for you.

Your apparent lack of attention to detail is what got you in this situation to begin with.

Also want to try some airbnb and traveling nursings situations, 

I have a similar situation where the tenant owed 6300 for the past few months ive been getting an extra 500 from her bring it down to around 3800 but now her portion for the rent has gone up drastically for the new lease renewal so I probably wont be seeing much more and will be cutting my losses next time they are behind.

In most situations, it's almost all junk and I dispose of it as such.3.

I think the interpersonal dynamics would be hard tomanage with non-students in this situation.

I rented by the room and lived with college students for multiple years out of college. 

Would a 203k loan work in this situation or do I have to apply for a personal loan?