But, assuming the business model isn't inherently flawed, with the right amount of hard work, knowledge and working capital, you should be able to survive and even thrive.  

Boarding lots of pets is a different business model than human residential housing.Sorry to hear about this situation.  

Not my area of expertise for sure..

Excited to join BP, after browsing for a couple of hours it is evident this site has a wealth of knowledge and expertise available. 

I didn't have a model apartment to show it was the unit they were going to rent that was shown to new applicants.

My guess is that both properties would be used as collateral since they share the same deed and both you and your in-laws could have to qualify for the loan but this isn't my area of expertise. 

I have appointment with title co this week to try to convey to them my business model and needs.

Hi all,Can anyone refer me to any eviction lawyers, preferably from personal experience.We work on underperforming 4-12 unit multifamilies and a large part of our value add is cashing out / evicting tenants - we want to make sure we have an attorney that we can run through our paperwork / cashout model to make sure we are covered from a legal perspective.We work on properties in downtown Los Angeles.Thanks,Glen 

But I would advise anyone to avoid including it in their models.

In which case I would get quotes on a replacement basic model from the appliance stores as well as get a repair tech in there ASAP to give you  a quote on repair.