Me personally, I’d check the contract and try to meet with both the architect and contractor to find a solution. 

It appears to be a good solution, but I wanted to see if anyone else is doing something like this.

I learned how to fix mine after searching for a solution, getting two different attorneys, but none could help so I figured it out. 

Between losing the Homestead deduction (+$700/yr in property tax) and a negative cash flow, I don't see a solution.

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First and foremost I have tried the typical solution of friends and family.

My question is does anyone know which would be the best solution to isolate the sue just to the house that my company is being sued?

@Jake HughesCost segs can be an amazing tax deferral mechanism but they are not a one size fits all solution.  

Or maybe they do now since the last time I used it.Overall, I think it’s an excellent solution for smaller portfolios because you can easily spot any discrepancies.

It doesn’t appear it was his intention to pay them back anytime soon.And in the example I gave about the overleveraged Subto that went bad, and the “Solution” was to sell to avoid a foreclosure on a Due on Sale, few if any of the Subto students can bring in $43,000 to closing, so it’s likely the property would go to foreclosure and the gator lender in 2nd position would lose most if not all of their money.