Unfortunately, that also means its likely not worth fighting much beyond sending written notices as you suggest, at least not on my own.By posting this in the forums I was hoping to find others who had invested in these deals or with the operator so we could band together to find a solution.

Bigger Pockets is an excellent resource for learning and connecting with experienced investors.Here’s a simple framework to analyze deals: Set Clear Investment Goals: Decide if you're looking for cash flow, appreciation, or both.

As far as the book keeping on your end, just keep it simple.

The primary reason for the price of anything is simple supply and demand.

A second message came today suggesting it might be easier to chat via email:Hi Ryan,How about we exchange information through email, so it would be easier?

I did suggest to them that I would like to do it as you stated, and was denied that right.

This is separate from the tax treatment of the insurance proceeds.Your CPA's suggestion of not doing a partial disposition and instead offsetting the insurance proceeds with the cost of the new roof might be less favorable in terms of tax planning.

If your brother doesn't help with co-signing, I would suggest purchasing your own property.

His message was quite simple: Until you've been humbled, you have not figured out this business.

I'd also suggest you connect with @James Wise and @Engelo Rumora.