@Jerome Nunez Dissolving your LLC membership and removing your name from the mortgage can be complex, especially if you’re aiming to avoid selling the property.

You can then avoid hard money lenders and go with a traditional bank.

Just one of the many hiccups that can occur when a buyer doesn't work with an experienced multifamily broker that understands the potential pitfalls, how to avoid them, and most importantly, what a good deal looks like.Happy to chat further if you have questions Kyle!

I'm looking for the work around so I can avoid the tax increase until the house is rented.  

As this would be my first property, I’m looking for advice on how to navigate these restrictions to avoid costly missteps.

People who have money may prefer to seller finance but if someone is retiring they most likely don’t care about a higher sales price they want to avoid the riskYou mention ou have a 100% close rate - then why not just buy it was traditional financing if you really want the deal?

Given your need to avoid personal guarantees and collateral, consider the following institutions:KeyBank: Headquartered in Cleveland, KeyBank offers a range of commercial banking services and has experience with international clients.

I have taken over paying the utilities myself (autopay) to avoid the $10 bill pay fees and, once the tenant is caught up on utilities, this should also be less of a pain.

There are a handful of areas worth avoiding in Macomb County. 

For that year 12k essentially increasing your taxesThen the rental 3 (Negative 15k) is carried over since over 150 AGISo it actually looks like the rentals had a 12k profit overall that year when it was more -3kAppreciate any guidance@John Davey to avoid any confusion for other investors that might be reading this post and @Austin Cheatham response.