I did not mean to attack you for sharing your story.  

I actually woke up to some offers on it but thanks for your concern, Anish.Its not a personal attack and about you being new.

Anyone else would have attacked the problem from the inside or just ran new lines.

One solution might be to either 1) get a partner to help with the equity injection and/or 2) consider taking on a light flip or two to help you build cash in the coffers to attack a rental later when you have a bit more down to get the cash flow to a point where your wife won't divorce you. 

However, trusts are attacked differently than corporations.

I live on the beach and do all my business in the Cleveland markets, all 100% hands off, 100s of deals.All the best, It’s amazing to all of us who have spent years and years learning, gaining experience and expertise, accumulating capital, living through booms and busts, attending meetings, exchanging ideas with other investors, earning profits, trying to cut loses, and building our reputation and business, how these “actors”, positioning themselves as mentors, continually attack a rather specialized area of real property investing, and, by repeating a few simple (an often incorrect and or misleading ) statements, continue to convince people to spend $40k or more with them and that if they spend that money they will successfully be able to shortcut the years we spent in perfecting our craft. 

After the 1 year we asked them to leave because they were claiming demons were coming down from the ceiling and attacking them.

Almost gave me a heart attack too.

This regularly comes under attack, but so far mostly has held up.  

Quotes are free and no obligation and yet no one discourages parties doing business directly to do their own due diligence.Dion, your comments seem to be attacking me personally.