Now at first glance that just looks like a straight 15% of the houses are taken away from people who want to buy them a their primary residence.

An eviction is going to cost you a good bit of money and time... have you considered buying the tenant out and/or cutting your loses? 

Cut branches that touch the structure allowing bridges, check the roof gaps at chimney and plumbing pipes.

They would buy the property, I would lead and fund the rehab and the split on the sale would be 60/40, 60% being my cut. 

The property tax in Anchorage is very high which will cut into your cashflow as well.Originally posted by @Filip Reutov:@Jamie RoseI think our buying power can go further out of state, AK has some big list prices.

They had previously rented this rural property out for very cheap without raising the rent for 10 straight years.

Did you start out with SFR then move to MF or did you go straight to MF.

If you want to learn you need find someone like myself who will sit with you one-on-one, ask you about what you seriously want to do, what you can do and then give you all the tools you need e.g. a business plan, business models and philosophies that help to keep you on a straight path when when you have business problems.You will never get that around a bunch of Big Mouth Wannabes and real estate brokers who are so ignorant and desperate for business they need to go to club meetings to pick on newbies because they don't have the brains to build a company with investors like myself.

@Daljit SinghI would just remove the tank.Empty it of fuel.Force air into it and vent from the top until the tank is dry.You could fill it with TSP and water, air dry it again, and cut it up with a Sawzall for scrap.Or sure, you can get a professional involved that could run you some big bucks.Fuel tanks don't scare me.

It looks like someone cut a copper pipe.