A litmus test might be: If you were a baker and you refused to bake them a cake because they had a visible tattoo, how would that play out in the community; in the media; in the courts.Just my $0.02.

Hell, go for it, from my POV all you are doing is better ensuring that *I* get paid back, with interest and in full.If you failed to maintain insurance or failed to pay your mortgage, might the lender use the due on sale and LLC thing as icing on the cake when they go after you?

Maybe that is the reason the sisters want out or the equity is so yummy on the property is time to cut a piece of the cake and run with it?

I am hoping to get a monthly flat rate and reasonable fees if the notes incur late fees or a balloon payment penalty.Thank youHave looked into fci in Anaheim Hills. 

I have bought other properties on my own in other markets and the property I bought with MI is cake compared the attention my other properties demand.  

I do understand that depreciation and building equity are also factors, but we are trying to focus on cash flow only, leaving the rest to be (hopefully) icing on the cake.

You can't count on something you can't control so appreciation should be icing on the cake.

I have already done a few things that I feel should have been on them (for example the oven heating element burned out because it was so caked with food and crap that it created a hot-spot that burned through and I replaced it for them), but I felt the fridge lever was specifically damaged/broken by them. 

It seems to me that yellow cards work best- but hey, I've sent out the white cards and they pulled well also- but seriously I tried many methods in marketing, but direct marketing takes the cake- oh yeah I used clickbank.com and bought the list of absentee owners from listsource.com- if you agree, don't,or wanna share experiences lets do it- :cool:

But, tax reduction will be the icing on the cake of 1) doing something business wise that is enjoyable.