Title might be confusing, I'm asking for help or input on what other people have found success doing, not claiming to have any sort of sound strategy myself!!

It's sort of going backwards from owning your real estate. 

That's why it sort of replace the need for a checking account.Every tool has it's function.

I suspect the disclosure language will follow.. and CE  or training is a good idea but that would probably be step 2.Oregon can be pretty funny when it comes to laws and regs.For instance in the logging industry.. there are all sorts of environmental laws of course and as a logger your expected to know them..

I'm not pondering should you or shouldn't ya, I think your more then capable of sorting that out for yourself, I'm just gonna stick to what stands out to me as best "how-to". 

That's all the 1% rule does, is help you sort out what MIGHT be a deal with analyzing and ignoring the rest.

more votes for politicians even trumpCongress might allow tenants some sort of forgiveness or a long term payoff.

But I can sort that out other ways as well.- bonus points if I can have a separate business w/o having to pay 2x the cost, but it is what it is.- cost is an issue.

Then sort down to 3 or 4 areas you want to try to make connections in. 

Also with the CC snowballing, I won't be able to make it two years without some other sort of intervention.