My name is Dan Huang and I am an Army Veteran turned tech entrepreneur turned Bigger Pockets podcast addict, who just made his first offer on a Near Eastside 1bd/1ba triplex in Indianapolis.

What I would recommend is to send each tenant a letter with instructions on where to send their rent and an effective date.

When I started in real estate, I was already a business owner/entrepreneur for 10 plus years.

But a smart entrepreneur expects the best while preparing for the worst.

Or maybe you mention that you have a buddy who is a realtor in that area instructing them to send you a message for his/her info. 

It is called The Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise Podcast - check it out here: https://www.healthywealthyandw...I talk to real estate investors & entrepreneurs, cover personal finance, and I even talk about archery (the new thing I am learning) and the things that financial freedom can allow you to do.

The instructions you give the attorney as to what can happen to the deed and when will be spelled out in the paperwork.Measure twice, cut once.  

My situation is a bit complex as both my wife and I are entrepreneurs and most our income is partnership income.

(about 8 doors, but there are mortgages)You left corporate to be an entrepreneur so money fluctuates right nowYou have about 85k on the sideline in liquid for an investment opportunityWhat you do next in the current real estate market if anything?

You basically save half the commission to answer the phone and give out lockbox instructions.