No one wants to be your puppet either, but it seems like you are treating the wholesalers that way and like disposable commodities.

Most of my investors write thier offer up in a disposable LLC.

Great way to tap the equity without disposing if you're good with your existing gross rents/profit per dollar tied up after cash-out.

An owner of any secured property has the right to redeem or obtain equity above the security interest granted from the sale or disposal of secured property, as to laws of equity, not having anything to do with the right of a borrower to "redeem" the collateral by paying off the debt secured under state laws.Priority of distributions of sale proceeds is determined by state law.

Besides, whoever remodeled the place last did not hire a good plumber, who put in a disposer when the wall studout is too high for it.

Not sure if it is inappropriate to share finances here, but I have 40k saved up and another 15k in retirement accounts at my disposal.

In the finance world a low rate of return on equity means you should dispose of the asset to further invest in performing assets. 

There are rules regarding personal property and how to go about disposing of it.

Not sure if it is inappropriate to share finances here, but I have 40k saved up and another 15k in retirement accounts at my disposal.

Ironically, my tenants have some amenities I have never had in my life: a garage or carport, dishwasher, air conditioning, disposal.