In this current state of health concerns surrounding COVID 19 I am not sure how to approach this issue.

@Nathan FrostPeople will look to dscr as an option over conventional financingTypically they will have a loan to value requirement and the dscr ratio of say 1.25Here is a good link to readhttps://www.firstrepublic.com/insights-education/what-is-debt-service-coverage-ratio#:~:text=A%20debt%2Dservice%20coverage%20ratio%20of%201.25%20translates%20to%20a,health%2C%20which%20is%20always%20helpful.

  ( which is me since I left my bagging groceries job at 18 when i got my RE license.)So for me there was only one reason to be in real estate and that was to afford shelter cloths and food and have a decent home to raise my children.the by product of this was being truly self employed at such an early age and realizing that I needed to handle my own health insurance and save for tax's and many other things that being a W 2 folks dont think of.. you know vacations cost us big time in RE sales in lost revenue and then the cost of the vacation.However for me I grew to like it a lot..

Elon Musk's Texas business empire continues to mushroom.The latest expansion plans include a sprawling Travis County campus for brain-computer interface startup Neuralink Corp. and a potential lithium battery plant for Tesla Inc. near Corpus Christi.Tesla could eventually develop a roughly $365 million battery-grade lithium hydroxide refining facility near Robstown, in Nueces County, according to the applications.

Honda has invested $3.5 Billion in Fayette County for a plant that will make batteries for electric vehicles. https://www.dispatch.com/story/business/automotive/2023/02/28/ev-battery-plant-in-fayette-county-to-employ-2200-workers/69933524007/According to Licking County Auditor records, Amazon Data Services Inc.

They have a wide range of cameras, some battery powered, others wired.

I was going to suggest setting up dual pumps and probably a battery backed up one, depending why the current one failed. 

The tenant has health issues that (she claims) necessitate her relocating to a different part of the country.  

Especially if you are also having to pay for your own health insurance as well. 

The former home was rented out for a year, then we had to sell the duplex and move back into the single family for health reasons.