Read the contract and consult an attorney. 

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

Otherwise if your state requires a title company only(Which usually will have an attorney on staff) consult them and let them know what you intend to do.  

I still regularly consult with the loan officer that I refer out.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

Individuals, REIT's, PM companies, and even local governments have hired me as a consultant to provide fact-based info on projects for years.

Always consult an attorney regarding legal matters.

I consulted a local lawyer that knew the law and the bulk of the replies were incorrect.So far the problem has gone away but there still may be a legal show down in the future but I suspect the other party has or will back down. 

Some of the renovations might qualify for bonus depreciation thus increasing your losses.You can have a main LLC who manages the properties to take advantage of the strategies but you might not need to do that this year since you are having losses anyways, something to consider for January 2019 and you want to consult with an attorney for the legal aspect of it.

I understand that time is a limited commodity and can offer a consult fee or I would be pleased to take you to lunch.Thanks again, Tom