I am going in circles with regards to moving a property into an LLC.

I only own in "A" or B+ locations so I don't move in those circles. 

Keep your circle tight with "do'ers" only.  

That may mean doing something that may make you uncomfortable such as calling them directly if you can get a number or knocking on their door, but you can at least start any discussion with "I live in this property and would like to stay there" so as not to sound like some vulture circling like other investors may appear to them.

If you and your wife ran a sole member LLC which earned income that needed to be reported on Schedule C, then you can each file your own Schedule C for the LLC in order to properly split your SE tax between your Social Security accounts.

Assuming this strategy works for your finances.Some other factors to consider are how well they take care of the unit, whether they are on fixed income/ability to pay more), your views on affordable housing/social justice, current market conditions (right now seems good for attracting a new tenant), and whether the property still cash flows or works at a below market rent.  

Deals are harder and harder to come by but we utilize direct mail, skip tracing, referrals, social media, door knocking, the MLS and others to get deals.

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Through coming full circle and understanding what we both really want in life, my wife and I have ramped up our savings rate and made a plan to gain independence in life from what "you're supposed to do."

It will be considered a civil matter with eviction as the only optionThe police are not social workers or a judge looking for an ad hoc solution to a complicated problem.