That said, I would 100% cut my price before I lowered my rental requirements.

As long as moving, cut down on my living expenses, I believe I could make things work.

I go up into the attic with my hood on some safety goggles and some gloves and I don’t find anything.

However, you should be saving the 8 to 11% booking fees on VRBO and Airbnb, and your credit card fees should be cut by at least 15 to 20 percent.

Last tip is to visit the building and safety office.

I spent most of my 20's in the construction industry and know a lot about doing the actual work it takes to renovate a home, so I feel that gives me some sort of edge.

@Nick R. if you do add it as an option for quests make sure you add additional sign off paperwork that makes you not liable for the safety of the horses or anyone who comes in contact with the horses.The other option is to rent the barns and additional land out to local horse enthusiasts.

It's just a job where you trade time for money.There is no leverage, no equity, no tax benefits, no passivity, etc.I'd encourage you to radically pursue SAVE MODE and find ways in your current occupation to work overtime, deliver pizza on Fri/Sat nights, and cut back on eating out and entertainment. 

Cut your losses.

If I had to put a cut off on a score I would say below 500, but it is really case by case.