You work out the difference.

Work out the per door purchase price and compare that to the monthly rent per unit.

The fact that the product did not work out for you in one particular situation doesn't make it a bad product.  

You might be able to work out an agreement to get them to leave if that's what you want, but you have to make it worth their while. 

The numbers often don't work out nearly as well as people assume they do.

I'm at California price points so it may work out differently, but I've never seen a college student working part time able to qualify for, well, anything. 

The numbers work out great for our family's needs but...I've learned that while this property is not subject to the SF Rent Ordinance, it is subject to the California rent control effective 1/1/2020.

Expected vacancy, repairs, management, CapEx, taxes, insurance, utilities, lawn care, snow removal, trash, professional/admin fees.What would your NOI and monthly cash flow work out to be?

$200 I might say yes and just absorb it for a couple months if they have been a good tenant.If they want more I might work out a payment plan once they return to full hours.

I spoke to so many these past couple of weeks who either had knee-jerk reactions and came out way too hot too early, or they had a cavalier attitude that it would all work out as it always does.