Hope you never need any help in this Life or end up old and Broke in a tax payer supported Nursing Home.Sir, I asked you three questions and instead of answering them you choose to be evasive and to insult and attack me. 

Strangely enough this is a result of the IRS willingness to attack some exchanges (typically on raw land developments and cases of significant lengthy renovations) where the hold time was much more than a year by claiming that the intent all along was really to resell.  

I went all in without a plan, and if I knew who I was deep down, I know for a fact my conscious would have taken me down a much straighter path for me, my partner, and our families.As you get educated Real estate you will find so many different ways attack Real Estate .

I'd imagine snow removal would certainly be a factor in Michigan so just have that plan laid out before you proceed, whichever way you decide to attack it.I don't have any experience with Fannie but I've heard they can be a little more of a pain to deal with.

I am sure you know the reason for holding your rental property in a limited liability entity in the first place before now  if am not wrong for proper asset protection from  liability of being a property owner such as  attacks  from judgment claimers, creditors claim, litigations and tenants claims on your personal asset which can immediately turn your entire asset into liability if there is a lawsuit. 

On the fourth Friday he was open a girl was attacked on the way to her car and decapitated.

You had your plan of attack but were totally open when I made a slight adjustment to the focus & boom we got you exactly what worked for you.

Second, I am not reading your posts after all those insulting attacks you posted from before.

I recommend you call your insurance company and ask for a list of breeds that they don't insure in the event of a dog attack.

(Ironically, last month the tenant's dog (cane corso) attacked my husband so we required the tenant to remove him from the property for liability reasons.)My questions:  Who is financially responsible for the damages?