I appreciate your response and have a great week ahead!!

Proposal 1:  Sell well below market value and stay either rent free or very low rent while continuing to be responsible for all repairs and upkeep. 

Hi Clayton, Thank you for the response. 

Thank you for your response. 

@Nicholas KaniaLLCs and S-Corps are popular structures for businesses among real estate investors because they provide flexibility and protection from personal responsibility.

We have recently split the PLP meter so that the tenant would be responsible for there own utilities ( gas & elec) just like the other 2 tenants. #1 Can a tenant have all these programs making payments on their behalf?

I find that a clear contract outlining responsibilities and expectations upfront helps ensure a smooth collaboration.

They will pay more, stay longer, and take responsibility for any problems.

-and - no one is going to take any responsibility if any of the numbers are off. if the ARV is off - that's on you. if your estimate for the rehab is off - that's on you. if it takes 6 months to rent once you're done - that's on you.hope this helps

your credit score would not plummet, but you are still responsible for the debt so it will still show up on credit and it will impact your ability to get credit.The only way for her to truly buy you out is to refinance and take your name off of it.My recommendation would be to sell the property, as you may be on good terms now but that does not mean you will be on good terms in the future.