And the orders may be coming from a bizarre playbook that you couldn't possibly understand the reasons behind, not because you're unintelligent but because institutions are, well, institutions.I'm going to try to work through a very simplified scenario of how this might work to demonstrate how absurd the internal criteria you're up against might be.-------------------------- Let's say ACME bank has REO portfolios in three states, New York, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.

I learned the hard way when I had rentals.. that leases expiring in nov dec were a bummer.. also your right we are all dying  one day at a time :)  Its funny I think about that.. and as all you folks are trying to build portfolios I am selling.. and trying to simplify.  

If you have a good enough relationship with the seller that they agree to work directly with the end buyer to arrange times to see the property that does simplify the coordination but it is not without risk for you and your deal.

I have greatly simplified things above,  you should talk to an experienced attorney.

Simplified: The MMLLC will have to distribute the property to you.

He is looking to simplify his life, semi retire, travel, and use the proceeds of the sale to pay off a different Bay Area property.

I read this article recently that simplified the numbers involved with multi family investing. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/how-the-w...I have a lot of experience with SFR investment properties and occasionally we run across multi family too. 

I am looking to simplify my life and will be selling one in May on the one I own outright as my current tenant confirmed their plans to move.

I'm trying to automate my application and screening process so my applicants can apply easier and I can simplify the clutter of paper apps and digging to find.

That's a little over-simplifying things don't you think?