Unfortunately most collections companies only work with large corporations that provide consistent business.

While a $130,000 property might seem appealing, managing it from afar requires careful planning, considering travel costs, taxes, and legal obligations like understanding landlord-tenant laws specific to Kansas City.

First and foremost, as a landlord, you have the right and obligation to ensure that your property is properly managed and maintained, including making sure tenants comply with the lease agreement and relevant laws and regulationsStart by communicating with your PM, emphasizing your worries about the safety of children.

Therefore, to deny housing based on a fulfilled obligation is unlawful.

To find the contacts for LLC owners you can always search for the names in Open Corporate and then skip trace their mailing address.

Before putting together an LLC I would study the following:- Understand what level of protection it actually offers you and understand how to operate the LLC so that you never jeopardize the "corporate vail." - Understand risk mitigation through insurances - Understand how building a rental portfolio under an LLC changes the debt options you use when closing deals. 

I've been in the industry since 2003, managing corporate rentals and investing myself.

Lastly, there is lots of talk about how an attorney can get a judge to 'pierce the corporate veil' and come after personal assets.

You're under no obligation to extend the closing date, unless there's scummy language in the contract you signed that says otherwise. 

Secondly, DSCR loans offer favorable terms and lower risks, as they assess the property's ability to generate sufficient income to cover debt obligations.