After over a decade of building, it’s difficult to even start rebuilding.

Nice to meet you I will say it’s a bit more difficult with duplexes in the Charlotte area.

We have "squatters rights" aka adverse possession laws but it's really difficult to meet the legal requirements for that: the squatter must live in the property as if it's their own for 18 years, paying property taxes, making improvements etc. and it must be open and hostile/ against the true owners wishes for the full 18 years continuously to be able to make that claim.

Well that’s difficult too.

They are very difficult to do if they require a big rehab.

How difficult is it to prove non payment to revert the property back to my name?

My landlord believes it since she's the owner she doesn't need to announce that she's coming over feels she can do anything she wants and she deliberately rents to people who are in situations where it's difficult for them to find places to live.

Try and build from scratch yourself or plug yourself into a team like, or similar to mine.Let's be clear, both are difficult.

The truth of the matter is piercing the corporate veil is very difficult to do and most plaintiffs attorney's have no interst in doing so, even if the fact patter provides the opening.

A few used HELOCs on their residences too.What makes cash-out refi's and HELOCs difficult now are the high-interest rates.You mentioned the possibility of selling your property and buying another property through a 1031 exchange.