No experience with non performing notes.My idea is to buy these notes with the primary goal of accessing the property through foreclosure, knowing that there are several other possible outcomes.

You want to have long discussions about your goals, how to break a tie when you don't agree, and you should always have the exact same amount in the account.

Choose one and go from there.

The goal of this room is to become a small event room.

It depends on the goal, are you trying to build wealth or cashflow.

That's exactly what I'm saying, pay off your entire balance before the statement closes (option 1), not on the actual payment due date (option 2)                                                              Option 1               Option 2Prior statement balance on Nov 1             $0               $5,000New charge on Nov 5                         $10,000             $10,000Paid on due date Nov 10                             $0              -$5,000Paid on closing date Nov 30             -$10,000                      $0Statement Balance on Nov 30                    $0              $10,000The ultimate goal is not to pay off your statement balance in full each month. 

Our goal is to purchase two multifamily properties per year, and we want to ensure that we establish the most effective structure for asset protection from the outset.We’re exploring options such as Subsidiary LLCs, Parent LLCs, and Irrevocable Trusts to maintain both asset protection and anonymity.

You may choose to invest in real estate directly by acquiring a property, or passively by investing through a syndication (or by being a lender to someone else.  2) pencil out the numbers to see if the math is in your favor for a Roth Conversion and real estate investment with a SDIRA.

This is great of your accountant who may choose to advise that you liquidate shares during a tax year where you realize some loss elsewhere.

Your worst-case scenario (not specific to MA) would be having to sue to get them out as a holdover, but this is really reserved for worst-choice scenarios when owners choose the first renter or don't do any due diligence.