Answer phone calls - off course, you'll pay your agent comissions but it won't hurt to estimate the demand for the property.I'd consider the situation as an emergency - you're losing $5K already.Selling after Labor Day might take long time especially if there is new construction of similar houses.Lease to own is not that attractive (at least around here): banks are getting very flexible on financing and almost everyone could get a mortgage.

$2800/mth is an irresponsible housing payment for someone who has $0 savings for emergencies. 

PAR leases (pennyslvania realtors association leases) say  "24 hour notice when possible" however, that is not a right to just come and go when the landlord wants. if you had a bad leak or an emergency repair and he/she couldn't get a hold of you then by all means, enter the property to fix it, but it sounds to me like harassment and an invasion of privacy. no good!

I would sell it and turn that cash negative property into a cash flowing property.You may be okay with -$800/month now, but what if any emergencies come up.

Account Closed of course a plumbing issue/emergency has different circumstances and I'll let my PM handle this convo when it arises or allow my tenants to pay for any extraneous circumstances if they don't get things addressed in a timely manner - per my lease agreement :) These are surely strange times for landlords - and really all people.

My investment fund is dry but my emergency and general savings accounts should last me 5-8 months.

They would have had an emergency meeting and in 24 hours he would be gone. 

Landlords are receiving an emergency fund in lieu of the CoronaVirus effects.

I can't get a plumber to address a non=emergency issue at the house we're rehabbing as they are currently down 9 workers (probably another stimulus story). 

I am a very busy medical professional working in emergency medicine.