Whichever option gets him out of your property as fast as possible.I'd simply say I will give you $500 if you are out in 3 days.

I would look at doing either a contract for deed or a land contract whichever is used in your area. 

Which ever strategy makes the most money the fastest.

To state that those no longer provide protection, need to be able to prove that their negative correlation in crisis times has disappeared (which doesn't seem to be the case now in 2020)The stock market, absent tech, is not necessarily 'high', but either way you need to have precise valuation metrics to work with: P/E ratios, Tobin's Q, Price/Revenue, Hussman Margin-adjusted CAPE, whichever one correlates best to subsequent price changes.

Unfortunately, Landmark would only lend up to the original purchase amount or 80% of appraised value, whichever was lower.

4) I would "assign" the contract to whichever buyer is interested in the property and make my "assignment" fee.So, this seems to be the process in a nutshell, but what are the more "in depth" steps I'm missing?

Whichever will benefit you financially the greater would be my choice.

., whichever is more... and pay it back over five years if you are purchasing the property as a primary residence.

I tend to be very conservative and shoot for a minimum of $15K or 15% of resale price (whichever is greater) in profit on each rehab.

Taxes on this capital gain will be due in 2027, or when the Opportunity Fund investment is sold – whichever happens first.But, investors who conduct a series of 1031 Exchanges will face other issues, such as depreciation recapture.