I am a property manager/ maintenence contractor for my family's 40 units and 12 other units, work as an Admin assistant for our Home Health care company and have my own Product design startup company.

My solution is to sell, take the loss/rip the band-aid off in the next 2 years and consider it my college education. 

If I can aid you with your research in this area please feel free to contract me. 

I do not think there is an easy way to approach this, I think you just need to pull the band-aide and call it a day.

Low entry costs are important to me, as I am looking to work with investors, and aid my investing future.  

In fact, the wealthiest people I know say there is a movement to consolidate the 2,000+ banks down to 5 or 6 Banks...and the over regulation is part of that movement.Day care business; regulatedHome health care; regulatedCatering; regulatedOpen a bar; regulatedInternet sales; regulatedIt's hard to think of any business that's not regulated these days.So when it comes to "Owner Financing"and regulation, it's just another day of the week.

Health care -- and how to pay for it -- was a hot button issue in 2019.

I am now at a crossroad because I no longer want to pursue healthcare as my main career and intend to pursue RE investment and other passive streams of income.

I live a few hours from the cabin, but if I happen to be there, I'll bake cookies for the next guest.Charcoal and lighter fluid for the grill, hairdryers, first aid kit with itch relief ointment for bug bites, etc., umbrellas, ponchos, spices, cooking oil, coffee, tea sugar, detergent. 

My C Corp collect the rents, pays for all the repairs, bill, taxes, takes a management fee and pays the rest to the LLC.My C corp is used to write off most of the expenses and also to give me fringe benefits like health care and to contribute to retirement plans.