At this point, I have found it difficult to find a reliable contractor to rehab my property.  

Hey @Rae Dolan I love a good healthy discussion :-) One great thing is that there's no one solution that's the right fit for everyone. 

Easiest solution may be to place a towel or blanket over the hole and hold it in place with a box or piece of furniture.If you are the Landlord, you need to learn how to repair it or hire a pro: 

As long as you do the research in your market, work with good lenders, and good contractors, when something goes wrong someone will have a solution.

I'll keep at it and report back.Frank, you're in my area so I'll try to get a recommendation from one of my contacts as to a good reliable company - I know lots of rehabbers.

We noticed a lack of reliable and available handyman services throughout the investor community and have started a new project that might help. 

arianne's look is classic. i agree with all the gray votes. article after article goes with gray. color is at the heart of your design project and can create a light, bright tone which brings a sense of place to your potential clients. it says whatever you pair with me will look amazing. crisp white trim works wonders as the accent. it is sophisticated and elegant. it is modern, edgy and timeless. it is the perfect chameleon. it is simple and reliable. it represents peace and balance. all furniture styles may benefit from it. 

I think the largest challeneg as you put it will be to get someone for the rehab that is reliable and timely, a lot of times those things do not go direct with one another.

You don't need the risk, and it's a common courtesy.In addition to a fridge and microwave--which you 100% need if there's no kitchen--consider some additional cooking solutions like an air fryer, crockpot, hot plate, panini press, etc.

So my now wife was given 1/2 a house, so tell her to stick in there:) Financially, I think it's important as a couple that you talk about it and come up with a mutual solution together.