Added bonus is that no kid is going to get strangled on the $8 blinds because they're too cheaply made to support any kind of weight like that anyway.

Do you know if I have any options besides sucking it up, keeping the current lease at 1075/month and firing the PM?

I am not entirely sure what is going on there, but I am guessing that they are on the verge of imploding under their own weight.

Would you be willing to put together what you know about expenses, upkeep age of stuff?

@Andrey Y.You missed missed the real time post by heavy weights Jay Hinrichs and Grant, but you can read in post. 

And in between it could be a combination of matrix with varying weights of importance.  

I have to pay for stuff that i never expected on my multifamily multiple times.My take: Wendell assured me that a lease to own does not operate like a regular rental, in that the tennant buyer is responsible for ALL repairs & upkeep to the property.  

You don’t want to be overly weighted one asset class.

Still weighting the pros and cons of use a heloc from you primary residence to fund deals.

And by the way, having your weight under control alone isn't a sign of healthiness.