I am considering selling the place, but not sure if I should given that I have a 142K loan in place with pre-payment penalty, or if I should just see this eviction through and just try my hand at getting another tenant in there vs possible lease optioning the home out. 

(Thus you would be taxed on the interest payments and whenever it gets paid off; but again, double check this with an accountant.)What might work better for you given what you're looking to do is a lease option. 

You don't have many options.

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I would like to know what are the options that I can use to be able to keep my property.

Also lease option purchase, which as Ken mentioned some are legal and some are not….

That said, more inventory finally coming to market will likely translate to more options for buyers and fewer bidding wars, which typically keeps outsized price growth in check.

If this message does not get anyone to helpme fix this issue then I will have to call my credit card and file a claim.....UnfortunatelyI seem to have run out of options.

Or is there a better option to finance? 

Would be helpful what city you are looking at, but you could see if STR, MTR, or rent by the room are viable options to increase that rental amount.