If it was me, I'd have a property management firm and have them treat me like any other tenant so the other tenants would not know that I (an entity I control, actually, not me personally) had an ownership interest in the property.

@Ian Tudor That's awesome.

@Ian Hoover Not that I am aware of.  

@Kent Chrisman @Jeff Chen @Ian Ippolito @David Thompson @Todd Dexheimer @Michael Bishop ant others A  great insight by all the seasoned Investors and Syndicators here on BP and it helped me a lot to write down a better Criteria  for my Investments and also to have a five year strategy and I will be posting my investment and criteria here in a few days but I am still expecting some more investors and syndicators to give me their thoughts on this.Thank you all very much.

Originally posted by @Ian Tvardovskaya:Congrats on the job!

Thanks Ian, Wayne.I am now knowledgeable on sub2, just gave an example of the cases (I've read in a forum post) that Brokers can decline. 

I an sure there are other owners with property closer to you that have a similar situation.In the meantime I would finish your 4th unit and use the cash flow to build a reserve fund, then do a debt snowball on your credit cards and any other debt, that will help with improving your credit as well.

Now I'm trying to cut cost wherever I can.Originally posted by @Ian Walsh:Determine which business you are in and focus on that.  

@Ian OlmstedI've never let a tenant paint a rental.

Ian,San Jose real estate is selling really quickly and for very high prices right now.