Hello,My wife and I have been seeking a business line of credit to help us out with paying some debt we've accumulated through our real estate investing and to help with establishing some capital. 

The KEY AT THIS POINT IS ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATION with the tenant because a great option could be cash for keys as @Sean McKee mentioned, but you can't do that without having a conversation.During these challenging times I try to remind myself that the tenant is obviously going through some seriously challenging times and no matter what landlord problems are still "good problems" to have...

I'd like to thank Brandon Turner for his successful efforts in establishing a community for would-be and aspiring real estate investors.

Meeting them face-to-face goes a long way in establishing trust and credibility.As you engage with investors, it's essential to build and nurture your investor list.

Thank you for sharing your perspective—it’s given me a lot to think about.

It is best to establish a 3rd party servicing company to oversee these payments as you do not want to send this money directly to the seller as they may not actually make the payment and then you could see your house foreclosed on by the lender.

Would you mind sharing any advice or experience that you have with paying Property Managers a commission for their workWorking for same brokerage for 5 years as a 1099 Property Manager with established properties..

Im curious about how the successful private money lenders have established terms that have been win-win for you and your lenders.

Your next contact, is laying the foundation, often detailing the "problem" and establishing as a problem solution provider. 

You could find a partner to help establish an LLC that rents out your property long term, then subleases on a short term basis (master lease is one that is designed for subleasing, it is a way many people pick up STRs without actually purchasing any property, they just find owners who are okay with them subleasing on a STR basis).