Technically, your leverage may be reduced because of seasoning, but you can still get it done.

Your background in programming and technology can be a huge asset in your real estate journey and I always find it interesting to hear about innovative solutions. 

Here is some background on the property: Description: 2,100sf(this includes finished basement), 1/4 acre lot, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, garage Info: I bought the house in 2020, the week that the world shut down due to covid and have a rate of 2.99%.

Technically I’m losing $120 a month - which isn’t a lot, but I was cash flowing $900 from it before the increase.

I implore you to get a great foreclosure/creditor rights attorney with a strong real estate law background to help.

On one hand, you're covered by the cancellation policy, so technically you're in the right to keep the fee.

Here's some back ground on the 2 duplexes combined.Fully occupied at $9k a month in collected rent. $13k in yearly taxes between the two duplexesAbout $200 a month in water between the two (no sewage, on septic) tenants pay all other utilitiesInsurance- $200 a monthSelf managedI truly feel like I have given him some real win-win offers and nothing is sticking.

For me, I'm actually doing an online broker class, mainly just for the education before I start investing, since I have zero background in real estate.

There are services that can help with this, or you can do it yourself by asking for references and running background checks.

However the property is still under my name, Do I have to report taxes for the SM LLC (which has its own EIN) that technically has no income?