Has anyone been in this predicament?

Although it can often be an economically superior alternative to pay your delinquent tenants to move out, it can also be personally and morally challenging out of principle.  

No what's essential is a strong self-motivated work ethic, a natural passion to learn all about the business, the personal fortitude to fail 99 out of 100 times and still talk to you next lead like it's the first one and last but not least absolutely no morals.

My current predicament is deciding whether it is best to sell or rent my current home which is my first home. 

When done the right way (just like anything), I truly believe there's a real need, morally and ethically, for wholesaling in RE, if not I wouldn't be here.

Moral of the story, I just see lots of issues they would have to clean up before considering any real investment talks.

You can't pay for grit, determination, persistence, consistency and morals that will come ALL from your own made up mind.

Moral of the story, the best answer, since tax scenarios can be different among different parties and circumstances, you both should speak to a professional tax person to understand your liability.  

This approach fosters a sense of ownership, boosts morale, and leads to better outcomes for everyone involved.Scalability and Team Management: Gary emphasized that regardless of the property size, asset management requires a similar amount of effort.

Thank you, i know that helped me, i currently am in the same predicament as Shawn.