That thing is producing and will appreciate a ton soon with inflation right around the corner.

Fully rented it was producing $1800 a month and each tenant paid their own utilities.

Unfortunately, most brokers don't have the time of day for part timers because they make most of their money from top producing agent. 

Current lease ends in Nov and i am hoping I will terminate the lease but how do i recover pending payments.

I would say you could still achieve both long term rentals, BRRRR's and purchase some high producing vacation rentals in both markets.

Met him at one of his other rental properties and was friendly and chatted about his different properties. asked him what his plans are for the properties and if he ever thought of selling. he Said "No" not at the moment. a year went by....and then After my finding my father deceased from committing suicide from hanging on 12/27/2019 and taking a month off work from my job at the prison to arrange his affairs and spending time with family I knew I needed to stay committed to my plan and goals of acquiring multifamily assets that produce cash flow and equity so I will never HAVE to work in a prison again asking for time off & just for a pay check trading time for dollars ( I still needed the paycheck though).

Obviously, positive cashflow is much harder to reach in a duplex when one of the units does not produce rents.

@Brandon Ribeiro I’d advise joining a high producing team which will provide you training and leads.

HIGH LEVEL VIEW:Potential locations: appreciation, population, per capita income, taxesLocation validation: major employer viability, economic trend, economic stabilityTarget tenant pool: segment most likely to produce "good tenant pool" tenantsProperty profile: type, location, configuration, rent range which the target tenant pool is willing and able to rent and is profitable.Investment team: property manager, realtor, trades and others as neededCandidate properties: price, ROI, time to rent, crime, location, proximity to jobs, trafficSpecific properties: return, time to rent, rent range, rehab cost, rehab risk, area vacancy rate, proximity to jobsLOCATION RESEARCH:City economics: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/categories/27281Neigbhorhood breakdown: http://www.city-data.comNiche ranking: https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/search/best-places-to-live/Property taxes: https://www.fool.com/millionacres/research/property-taxes-state/Property insurance: https://howmuch.net/articles/homeowners-insurance-rates-2020CORE 4:Team members that is especially important for OoS investments are Realtor, PM, Lender, Contractor.

(they aren't giving us credit for the deal being an income-producing MHP, therefore the value they base their loan on is severely under what it should be).