If you have any additional non-owner occ assets you may be able to get a portfolio loan.

Rents are running about 1.4% for SFRs in some areas and these are good clean houses.

If you are heavy into non-performing that portfolio management % will go up.

It's not pretty to model a 150 basis point increase in cap rates but the returns remain better than idle cash and certainly better than what will happen in non-real estate asset classes if that happens. 

If property is investment, look for a non owner occupied private money, commercial loan.

Best use case for a “furnished” rental for our market is a 28-38 non-parent professional who travels a lot and needs it set up for the 10 days a month they are actually home.

The state does have the right to take a property for non payment of taxes, but not without due process.

Sometimes all you need to do is have an architect create drawings of the non-permitted structure and submit them to the city.

The complementing instructions are unclear about non-residential foreigners. 

Clean it up, find another tenant.