I work in property management and know exactly what you mean....some agents simply do not understand the needs of investors. 

I guess you would need to clarify that criteria for someone to better understand your needs.

We scheduled the conf call in March of 2018, he was apologetic understanding and eager to solve the situation.

Then, you are able to sell that note w/o having to worry about a seasoning period because it is not a cash out refi.I think I follow most of this process (please correct me if I have the above incorrect), but I struggle with understanding how the note to the LLC needs to be constructed in order for me to sell it to a lender or a private investor.Most of this is based on a strategy by @Andrew Postell

I'm a Vegas native and understand the market and how servicing companies operate. 

I understand not having full control in either instance as you don't own the whole building, just wondering if you see a difference. 

It appears that it is in a chunk of land that is outside the city limits (but surrounded by the city limits, if I understand the zoning map correctly). 

Just understand that companies that send you marketing for anything don’t do it to help you out, they do it to make money.

My understanding is that WS often find off-market properties that would not make it to the stream of commerce by other means, or at least facilitate them getting there faster (e.g., WS can liquidate a house for an estate a lot faster than by grinding through the probate process).

I understand that you want it to cashflow positively, but how exactly do you look for deals?