@Carrie Cavins I would engage them in a conversation.

Our conversation, however said we would list the property in May for 200k.

The following link has a good example of what I mean: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/03/04/how-to-turn-around-tenant-lawsuit-in-single-conversation/ I’ve found that acting in such manner---combined with careful screening---will lead you to tenants that can come to you about their problems before things get out of hand.

I can't imagine conversion rates are too high.

Michael Klinger Indianapolis is a great play, and with your potential tax implications you need to have a conversation with Eric Gaudio

I definitely feel your pain and many of us have had this same inner conversation.  

Sean,Thanks for joining in the conversation.

You can answer here because I feel it will add to the overall conversation.

What I took from the conversation was to check to see if there are any exemptions on the properties.

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