I turned my former personal residence into a rental and have it listed as such, with occupancy coming up within the month.

The total cost of project is more than we can qualify for based on personal income, although our W2 income and credit score all work in our favor.

The more I learn, the more I understand why a person would want to sell and buy this way:1.)

Trying to sell something that no one can get funding for is more his problem than yours.  240k can leverage a lot of bigger parks and investments in general.  

That means the person or charity gets 25% more than if you sold and gave them the proceeds.

If you are an individual that had a property loss (including personal property) then use the first link for FEMA.The second link is for business owners…and yes, this includes those of us that have rental properties.

We'd love to help fund your deal.

When I read things of this nature, what comes to mind is, did the person writing this actually do that themselves.

now for sure the tenant is being a typical tenant and why me personally dont like to deal with tenants the juice is not worth the squeeze.  

I would certainly rather have the tenant pay $3,500 and personally pay an extra $100-$500 for a whole new unit.