You can file a Chapter 13 which will protect your home and its a clean way out.When you file a CH.13 BK its not the end of the world it simply protects your home since its your homestead from foreclosure.

I would involve your insurance company.

Here is the link to file, and there is a lot of other information here as well:https://www.fincen.gov/boiDeadline to file is Jan 1, 2025 for existing entities and within 90 days of filing a new entity.I registered a couple dozen entities a while back and once you have it down you can file in less than 2 minutes.  

Also, the costs involved.

It just seems that with all the work and risk involved in finding your own property, managing contractors, and then finding and managing the property manager, the return on the SFR investment should be signifcantly higher than the syndication. 

If so, would you be willing to share the terms and how it worked out for all parties involved? 

Opening a bank account is one, filing and paying taxes is another.   

I stand by what I said earlier about access to capital - as an investor I know that its pretty easy to access large amounts of capital, and anyone who spends a lot of time, money, and energy marketing for capital is a red flag.I believe Summit has filed for bankruptcy, but as this has happened multiple times already expect them to resurface soon with a new name & new website.

Thanks so much for your help in advance Short answer is yes there are no income products and or stated income products you could utilize till you eventually start filing an acceptable form of income to qualify back for full documentation loans again (eventually).

The repair work will likely involve the removal of drywall in order toperform repairs.