My manager has basically said that we can either go after the money or the eviction and that her inclination is to wait until the end of the month and then if he isn't gone begin proceedings (to avoid legal fees) .Am I looking at this wrong when I think its best to get the ball rolling on the eviction now and stop the bleeding as fast as we can? 

I think I would be inclined to walk away from a home with a builder who does this kind of poor workmanship.What other things havent you found?

If a person doesn't have the time, inclination or expertise to at least oversee the management, then I would recommend sticking just to syndication/crowdfunding.

On the other hand, if you are the type of person that is good at educating yourself fully on something, and you have the time and inclination to do this, I would recommend it, because then it will actually make it easier for you to hire property managers and know when they should be fired as well.3) Legal: Generally people hold real estate in an LLC.

Some relevant details:Located in a small, rural community2 family, side by side unitsLow cost/high rent (2% rule applies) areaPotential risks include: limited tenant base, tenant issuesMy inclination is to sell and move on, as it will take significant time/capital to get it back in good, rentable condition.

Since we have additional cash to put the required down payment on a conventional loan I'm inclined to go that way and avoid collatoralizing our primary residence but can someone help me understand the key differences between HELOC and HEIL and why I might be wrong in choosing a conventional loan over the existing equity options?

I've often wondered why tenants with a bad tenancy feel inclined to give me as a reference.

What the uninformed investor did not understand is fiduciary duty or not, people are human and hungry agents may be a bit more inclined to steer their clients to a higher commission house sale.  

The only reason I believe it has to expand is because the population has shown steady incline and it is the only way the can go. 

It's been vacant for a while so I doubt he'd have any useful information even if he was inclined to help.