I spent a lot of time qualifying tenants and making sure they were the right fit.

But have recently thought about the longer term picture and my passions don’t align with my career even though the job is comfortable and technically what many would call a great spot to be as a Physical Therapist.

@Brenda B. you should really have an attorney prepare a multi-member LLC Operating Agreement (OA) and run the idea(s) you have on financial arrangements by a qualified accounting professional.

Looking for guidance on how/where best to find qualified cash end buyers.

They are slow to respond, pay pennies on the dollar to low-qualified contractors, and often reject claims for things you thought was covered.

I am using my own money, sitting in my checking account, and loaning it privately to individuals who I deem qualified to borrow it.  

Just wanted to share, I've noticed a loosening in down payment requirements for DSCR (debt service ratio loans) that either use the actual or proposed rental income to qualify.

I hereby give you 30 days to vacate or qualify for a new lease with the appropriate business name, license, insurance, security deposit, and other requirements.

The idea behind this is it avoids having to get qualified by a bank and closing costs.

However, being worried about finding a qualified tenant in the winter certainly wouldn't be an issue here... the demand for rentals is so high.