I called a similar lead like this in the past, told them I am sorry for their loss and have they thought about selling the house? 

I have heard everything from, “You don't take a loss until you sell." to "It will rent during a down cycle."

That's about $7,000 a year in LOSSES because she didn't know what she was doing and some bad tenants ate her lunch.Save for the bad times.

A few of them are working through job reductions and job losses, and it makes sense to not mess things up for them.

What feels odd about including a deed that is still in the redemption period as inventory is that if the property redeems later in the year, that would decrease my inventory numbers for next tax year which would appear to the IRS as a loss.

After tracking all my expenses and income on my profit and loss spreadsheet, I was showing a total loss of $3,898.38 for the year.

Have you changed your habits in food supplies available to your guests?

@Mary JayDid you calc your rental profit/loss with 75% rent?

The loss of the extra 5 units was worth the additional value of condos. 

They ALWAYS pick winners and losers, spend more than they need to, forget the little guy, and their assistance never really fixes the problem.Investing with the hope that government will cover your losses is not an investment plan; it's a plan destined for failure.