If you can do 1 project 100% out of pocket or potentially 3 projects with liens from a lender then you're giving yourself a better chance with the three.

I'm sure the people that felt they were losing chances at money started crying, real estate brokers, stock brokers, business brokers, lawyers and they had their lobbyist go to work at various capitols passing laws to steer the money back to them. 

We are in a period of low inventory that estimates say will take 5-6 years to fill. 

I know this is hindsight, but when you took over the property, you should have given her a new rent and lease or moved her out when you had the chance.

Then I'll go video as many properties as they are interested in, send them comps for rental rates, ARV, and estimates for rehab.

So in order to estimate annual return do you subtract note purchase price, say 75k.. and then divide by years remaining 9.3 then take average annual gain and divide by original price of 75k?

If there are other three units nearby with the same configuration, you have a chance, but the costs will still be there.

So never waste a failure, learn from the no's and how to attack similar conversations or situations differently in the future to give you a better chance at success.

Also, lenders generally view an LLC with multiple income-generating properties as having a stronger and more stable cash flow, which may improve loan approval chances.

Now if these are duds with no real chance of appreciation then a sale is probably warranted.