I suspect 50k loss and you probably have a PG.. so really depends if Kiavi  bizz practice is to come after folks on the PG if they are still owed money.

Renting the rehab property from your LLC while you renovate can be practical, but it may lead to higher financing fees and complex tax implications.

Hi, I am 19 and going to school for finance and real estate and have started crunching numbers as a practice to see if I can find some good deals.

Give something first - my example is simple - Can I cold call for you, I need to practice in this area anyways?

For anyone else reading this thread and wants to respond with actual best practices for this type of situation, I am all ears.

Here are a few points to get the discussion started:Adjusting Business Practices: How are you planning to adjust your practices to comply with the new rules, especially regarding off-MLS compensation negotiations?

Got certified in lead safe practice for remodeling because it was all the rage.

Of course that's the only leverage they have and they know used panels are practically worthless.

On a more practical note, what are you going to do to enforce something like that with a typical tenant?!?

If this is an accepted practice in North Carolina then something is definitely off.It seems like an awfully underhanded way to finance a potential vacancy loss using the outgoing tenant.