If you aren't going to market or do research on your own, and if you don't have cash to buy from wholesalers, you are left with what's on the market.

My agent and title aren't sure what this is.

They aren't uncomfortably hot. 

Sounds like you aren't.

, so those buyers aren't going to come check it out either, they think the home is trash (b/c they are comparing it to the $950k homes, on the assumption that if it's listed for $875k, you must "actually" think it's a $950k home, which in turn makes you appear to be a "delusional seller, so let's not waste our time on that listing" when all you actually did was list it at actual value [HERETIC!]).

Remember, this is a partnership; they aren't just helping you out. 

@Prash Manohar you aren't likely going to find any property managers who will market and lease the property for free because no one works for free.

They just called saying they have the money and want to meet up to go over the lease and pay the rent so they aren’t late.So based on this and say they continue to pay us, on what grounds do we have to evict?

I invest in helping and partnering with people that have the drive to become successful.There are very few parts of the country where there aren't phenomenal opportunities -- The only place I've refused so far is the Salton Sea area because it's like a post-apocalyptic wasteland.For example, I'm partnering with a guy I met here on BiggerPockets just four weeks ago that's in a little town in South Carolina that I've never heard of.He was convinced that this little town had no possibilities but I just jumped on Google Maps and started looking around to see what this little town had to offer.That's when I saw an equine therapy ranch that helps people deal with emotional and psychiatric problems like child abuse, PTSD, etc.

It can be a selling point if other similar rentals aren't covering utilities.