Turns out it is an 8 acre parcel (can’t be divided) and 15 - 1/2 acre lots can build on or place mobile homes I sold the 8 acre lot for what I paid for the entire 16 acres Suggestions what to do with the remaining 15 lots?   

Just do the math on the taxes owed and the rental income lost combined, divided by the the interest saved interest saved to find the pay back period.

Then, dividing leads into categories where they say “yeah I might sell in 6 months “ and following up with the people in 6 months, that is the real recipe.  

Anything left over generally is your profit.You then divide the cost to secure and prepare the property ( furniture, remodeling, whatever) divided by that number to see how long it takes to get your investment back.

Is that ADR X 30 divided by average occupancy rate yearly?

This means that rather than dividing the property equally, property will be divided “equitably” or fairly.So, there are "facts" to be sorted out by the court.1.

Let's see, $50,000 divided by $200 is 250 months divided by 12 months is 20.1 years to break even.

————In brief, the subject property contains 21,728 square feet of commercial retail shopping center space divided between two individual buildings.

A typical setup is 2% up front and 12% per year (interest only) divided by 12 months.

Divide 100 by this number.