Hi Michael,If it were mine, I'd:(1)  Boot the dealer; and(2)  Pay an independent contractor to clean the area and dispose of the waste; and(3)  Possibly vend it off due to the increased crime/burned down Police Station (lack of PD response) in the area.Good Luck! 

In most cases we can't market the property itself but can promote the contract and the possibility that comes with that. second: Use BP to find some investors that you can connect and work with.

So he will even not need a manager.You should do your business the way you want, with your own money, and if you really want to help your father do it for free and teach him your “secrets”.And/if there is people ready to invest their money and give you 50% for you to do something that barely cost zero equity, some money and time, and 20% of commissions, well, there are a lot of folks that burned millions with business.

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@Monique Burns learn your state and city’s landlord tenant laws.

While you have the ability to burn your hard earned cash to keep them afloat that money would be better spent elsewhere, like on further DPs!

I asked my realtor if it burned down would I be able to build it back as a duplex and he said yes. 

There is a very high burn out rate in real estate.  

I had a broken dryer in a unit that caused some burning to clothes. 

No incense burning is allowed.