And I suspect their E and O will kick in if this money is lost  just sayin..

my point was, don't invest all of your savings into anything - you need to keep liquid cash on hand for other opportunities, for emergencies, etc. 

As it is now March 2025, still no payout and when I requested liquidation,  they said,  we'll discuss it next quarter. 

Consider what liquidity options you’ll have when you’re ready to buy...

I would need a little time to get the down payment in some kind of liquid form.

Deal Breakdown:•3 structures:•1 already income-producing•2 will generate significantly more after rehab•Purchase Price: $500K•Stage 1 Rehab: $240K (focus on 2 structures)•ARV Projections:•After Stage 1: $1.2M•Long-term potential: $2.2M+•Seller willing to do partial owner carryI’m exploring creative financing options to make this work, but lenders I’ve talked to have mixed responses—some say it’s too rural, others require $100K+ in liquid cash.For investors familiar with STR deals, especially in mountain or semi-rural markets:•How have you structured financing on similar projects?

As to the best place to park funds, with a known $1m tax liability coming due, safety and liquidity are priorities.

Meeting a 20% down payment to avoid PMI seems manageable, although would take a big chunk of my liquid net worth, and I prefer this route over using an FHA loan.

Rental income and expenses must be split between Schedule A (personal) and Schedule E (rental) for tax purposes.

Buy and hold real estate could cause liquidity issues in retirement.