Hello @Daniel Reed,The supposed advantage of multi-family properties over single-family homes is misleading when you look at financial performance.

I suppose if I just paid off the balance and let a bunch of notes mature it would create a lump sum after a few years but I don't see how that's a true reliable cash flow stream. 

I suppose here is a good time to ask you all, the “more expert than me-s” in the thread: on a scale of “5% return standard deviation bond market” to “15% return standard deviation stock market”, where would you put the unleveraged, post expense rental income of a well managed (aye, there’s the rub) SFH portfolio?

You can just as well get married but say you'll be back someday keeping your right to come and go, no one should care, unless you've done a lease change about your space and that you are officially exiting.If None of these supposedly agreed upon things are in a lease, then you may have a problem, and lack the grounds to enforce lease violations.

I’m sure he feels like he earned that money because of how much time he spent going to different sources supposedly.

It can be tricky telling the buyer something is a non-issue when the inspector (who is supposed to be the expert) says that it is.

I suppose my question on this is: Is her simple statement (which came in a text, btw) to me of "I'm moving out," enough for me to take this kind of action?

I suppose your LLC could be the property management company - but I think you are just over complicating things.

DLP Housing fund and DLP Building communities fund = They are suppose to be really tax efficient but I am considering using the solo 401k as an investment vehicle. 

The loan shows it is SUPPOSED to be issued only if its in 1st lien position, but if a mistake was made in 2005 it would not be in 1st lien position.