I would guess that successful arbitrage arrangements are fairly rare but are possible if you are able to provide value/service to all parties and all aspects of your business

The commission arrangements will likely evolve over time.

Enduring this arrangement for just a year or two can position you favorably to replicate the process and gradually build a substantial portfolio of properties just from the HH method alone.

If the PM was handling the property and arranged the sanitization, they have the bill.

If house is liquidated and divided to all beneficiaries, this family loses the place they call home and a living arrangement they have been able to afford.

This is an expensive place and it's not drivable so everyone needs to arrange and pay for airfare.This is tough.When you did your research prior to purchasing, did you find other similar properties that were already successful or is this more of a hope everything will work out?

I sought legal advice and found this was true so had the tenant move the vehicle and arranged to have three dumpster moved today.

No depreciation is being claimed.RentingFamilyMember has a few questions, which may be mutually exclusiuve:(1) Can RentingFamilyMember just quit filing Schedule E altogether and call this some sort of cost sharing arrangement? 

Someone with a great deal of tax experience has answered your question, I'd suggest you arrange a "paid" phone engagement if you don't have anybody locally.

While this isn't a long-term solution, it could buy you time to arrange finances for a complete fix.Insurance Claim: If the issue with the tub is due to improper installation, it's worth checking if this is something that your homeowner’s insurance or a builder's warranty (if still valid) might cover.Partial Renovation: Instead of a full demolition and remodel, consider if there's a way to repair the tub area without a complete overhaul.