Is that correct and if so, what are the best techniques to combat this? 

@Brandon Rush Wow, havent heard of that one, sounds like a great book, I love the concept of using others' strengths to combat your weaknesses and vice versa, I will have to order this book right away and give her a good read!

If Chicago is anything like NYC, the laws lean more on the tenants' side in order to combat the growing homelessness prevalent in big cities.

You can combat this by generally explaining the syndication process, you work with private investors, etc. 

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We had a 3-5 year plan, but now we are creeping up on 6 ...Thanks again, everyone, I don't mean to be difficult when everyone is giving me so much help, I guess it's just an odd situation and many roads aren't really viable (or something that's not really part of my bigger plan) so I'm just trying to explain more about it, not be combative or anything, I really am appreciative of all of you!

An angle to take to combat this situation would be to quit claims the home into your personal name for the refinance and quit claims back into the LLC.

The only way you combat the risk is by costing it into your max bid price. 

I am a University of Florida Graduate in Finance and Real Estate, a Marine Corps Combat Veteran (still in the reserves), prior Financial Advisor, and a current MBA student and a business partner in a Private Prisoner Transport Company.

Aside from a sustainable, above-average CROI, the appreciation is still remarkable, and has already appreciated enough in 2.5 years to combat any market corrections.