I would offer them cash for keys, or contact your attorney and start the eviction process if they decline.

However, there are innovative companies offering a No Fee exchange.

Spring may be better but I was unable to sell a cheap house in October for 5% off of “market value” and only sold a $600k home in January by listing it for $580k and I still only got one offer. ($150k down, 5 year seller financing.) my point being you may get $20-$40k more in a year if you don’t need to sell. 

An interesting option that they can offer is interest only payments for 3-10 years.

Since I haven't been on BiggerPockets for quite awhile, the format has changed, and I'm having trouble figuring out where I can post a property I'm selling in OH, so interested parties are able to find it and make offers?

We’re considering reaching out to local hospitals to offer it as housing for travel nurses and doctors, but we’d love to hear any advice or suggestions on the best approach this?

These are ideal opportunities to offer seller financing. 

Hey BP,Looking for some great websites to use to gather information on different markets, especially OOS investing...One of my personal favorites is "City-data.com", which was also suggested to me by a fellow BP investor!

I don't invest right in the city but I do invest south of there so if you end up looking at places there feel free to reach out if I can offer any insight.Jeremy is very correct - zip codes won't give you a good idea of price. 

What I always suggest for folks who do not like a lot of is to borrow  no more then 60% loan to value.