For now, fingers crossed I don't have to sit on this one too long.  

@Daniel Tung, other than crossing your fingers for continued appreciation, how on earth are you finding ANY leveraged deals that cash flow?

I do not want this to slip through my fingers.

That seems like a real middle finger.

But I'm crossing my fingers.

So fingers crossed.Mike

Plus there are many other pluses but that would equal a post far to long for my old fingers to type, but one is generally the value of the building portion of the 16 units is greater and thus more you can depreciate more.

I've heard of stories of people losing a finger to a lawn mower, but I doubt it's someone that uses a mower every day.

I think if I hadn't been named in a bankruptcy, I'd keep my mouth shut and my fingers crossed that the buyer forgot about naming me.If you aren't named, and the bankruptcy is finsihed, you still have your mortgage against the property.

Of course you can hire people under you they need to be finger printed to be your assistant.