Hopefully you have not done too much damage to your tenant/landlord relationship to prevent rational discussion.You can start a war no one wins or negotiate a truce.Two sides to every story.

@Steve Vaughan the rent cap isn’t the most onerous part of the bill so focusing on that as a win is missing the point.

People beat the odds and win the lottery every week.

I am not very clear on all of the added expenses if you are to win a bid, also if there is opportunity to back out of the purchase if there are a lot of added expenses that you can't afford.

I'm also in Gig City, over kill for the win...lol

If I could rent the house to them at an above normal monthly rental rate but still leave them a decent margin, that could be a win-win.

You have a newly renovated triplex and an extra $27k in the bank - celebrate the win!

While I undestand the psychological wins associated with paying off a small balance loan, it seems hard to justify paying off a $3000 student loan at 3% interest if you have $10000 in 24% credit card debt.

Seems to me that this would be a win/win and you already have an advantage in that you have a relationship with the seller.

I know we haven’t prepared like we should have for this which is a little intimidating but I’m hoping from here on out we can make the right decisions to make this a win.