Cut your loses and concentrate on efforts to find a new tenant.

I do FSBO stuff, and I when I list my own stuff I give my company a cut!

Now equities are much more volatile in terms of business prospects and perception but even in real estate this strategy would seem to cut off your gains while still giving you the risks of ownership.

Some shady investors tend to do that to cut down on costs, and most get away with it.  

Be prepared to do a lot of title work so find a title company that is willing to cut there cost a bit for the volume.Good luck.

Then whatever remains, figure if you can live off that by month and by year....including things like food, utilities, car, clothes, insurance (medical and property)...etc.Note: maintenance - So you cancel the PM and save the 10%, but you still need to stuff like cut grass, shrubs, paint, fixtures.Note: Capital - don't forget to budget for that

It's a choose and cut Christmas tree farm, and we have 1,000+ families here every year who will see the tiny house.

Its not cut out for everyone, but i knew what i was signing up for.  

Adding another space will likely require a curb cut, so it won't be a simple process.  

Make decisions and budget cuts in areas that didn't add happiness to your life.