Then walk away. 

@Jay Hinrichs I know of one person who is buying high LTV preforeclosures Subto while theyre off market by paying the owners around $10k-$15k to walk away, quit claiming them into an entity, then seller-financing the entity holding title to the property to owner-occupants under the pretense that it's for commercial purposes on interest-only balloons at inflated values.

I actually have a webinar i put on a couple of years ago walking through all the pitfalls and mistakes I made doing 482 BRRRs between 2009-2018 in Chicago. 

If the deal goes south and you have next to zero money in the deal, selling a short sale or walking isn't as risky for you since you aren't losing much.

Example Scenario:- I sell a property for $700K, walking away with $150K.- I invest that $150K as an LP in a syndication deal.- The syndication sells later for $5M, and my share grows to $200K.- I want to 1031 exchange again.Question:Does my next deal have to be larger than $5M (the overall deal size) or just larger than my share of the equity in that deal - meaning, if 200k was 20% ownership then it has to be more than $1M (20% of sales price)?

It's the simplest way and walks them through the entire STR process.

I'm in Columbus Ohio and we ahve to build the same floorplan over and over and it's a group heard mentality. we build a three story walk up triplex designed for our infill lots

If the rehabber/contractor wants to pay me out, let them give me a price to walk away vs "demanding a fee" for lack of better terminology at the moment?

GC walked off the job.

As a note investor I am licking my chops at the number of deals we are giong to see come our way because of scenarios like this, especially once values go down and these people who bought sub2 could just walk away once the equity is gone.