I’m guessing you used their title company and you may have gotten title insurance, but of course the redemption would be an exclusion in the B section. 

@Karl B.

B) Put the original washer and dryer that I have in storage back in and sell these two that my previous tenant left behind (with my permission)?

For example: Party A and Party B co-own a property 50/50, where only Party B resides in the property and has resided there for a decade). 

For class A&B neighborhoods try Bay Management Group. 

And by the way despite the market I am still buying properties for our own portfolio.I have a talk next to agents about growing their business and about real estate investing - what I want them to do is a.) for some: stop renting and actually buy a house and b.) buy an investment property.

Plan B would be coin laundry and if you can increase you rents by adding amenities like you mentioned, gym etc  then all be it but keep in mind its your responsible to upkeep. 

Originally posted by @Gary B.

I suggest one the first one be move in ready in a A or B class neighborhood.

And a lot of the plan b options that you can have as backups in other markets will not work in this market.