If a seller has a problem, and I find a solution to their problem, what's the harm in that?

The lease will be up in 6 months, and I will come up with my own solution if the tenant renews. 

Previously renovated in 2012 as a part of the "Vacants to Value" program. 1600 finished sq feet on 3 levels of modern living.

@Jacob Sampson using the 1% or the 50% rule it's not a blanket solution for all the markets. 

Us at Stop Flipping (on Facebook)Q Home Solutions/Quinton Flores (on Facebook)All of us have lots of free information to share and all are right here in good ol' San Antonio. 

@Ismael PenaOf course if you use a property management software, it can do all of the things below but if you are looking for different solutions, things could be more helpful than the others or combinations of the softwares below.Document storage : Google drive, Dropbox, BoxRent payment : Cozy, Zelle, Rentpaymen.com, ClickpayAccounting : Quickbooks, Freshbooks, Xero Some property management softwares have much more features than necessary.

Can anyone please suggest any solution or alternatives for this?

@Richard Ertle Your best solution will be to contact people in Traverse City, Michigan so you can get hands on info about the market in general and the market near the triplex.

Good luck and I hope you find a solution and will share it with us.

The house needs a general rehab, and though I haven't inspected it yet (with a property inspector), I would like to have a rehab expert do over floors with tile, and put in a modern kitchen and bath.