Can anyone think of any creative solutions here? 

It’s a possession problem.A few hard truths:If they’ve gone a year without paying, incentives haven’t worked.If they say cash for keys won’t help because they’d end up in a hotel, that signals they intend to stay as long as possible.Once you close, you inherit the timeline risk.Creative solutions are limited when the tenant has no viable exit path.

In the end, generally it's class C acquisitions and management with all it's goodness, like any game it needs to be learned how to play it successfully and no, section 8 is not the solution, I only have about 10, rest are cash paying.

Groundwater monitoring ongoing, contamination addressed.

Focus your brain on the fact that QuickBooks is just a piece of paper on a monitor, and your keyboard is your pencil. 

I’m partnered with a powerhouse team that provides strategic funding solutions — including commercial and residential EMD funding, double closes, and down payment support for seller carryback structures (Morby Method).I’ve established connections with several commercial multi-property sellers and am focused on expanding my buyer network to lock in solid, win-win deals.

I actually went to prison about 14 months ago as well, and I was just released from the ankle monitor today.While I was inside, I made a major mindset shift myself.

I own 7 self storage facilities and Easy Storage Solutions has been our favorite and very user friendly for us as well as for our customers.

It seems like a possible solution in the short term but I wonder if any legislation would impede this model down the line.

I’m curious if anyone is giving "Underwriting Credit" for assets that have 24/7 monitoring systems in place, or if the market is still too raw for that.