Those who do understand it aren’t struggling.Here’s the common flaw: people think a circumstance equals motivation.Foreclosure = motivatedTax lien = motivatedAbsentee owner = motivatedThat’s just not true.Motivation is an emotional response to a circumstance, not the circumstance itself.Let me give you an example.

I agree with the op that for the most part the idea of privacy as an effective or meaningful concept in asset protection planning is a fallacy.But the idea that folks are of different “camps” in asset protection planning is unfortunate as it is not a useful dialogue IMHO.

The DSCR wouldn't include renovation funds unfortunately and property has to be in livable condition to qualify for the DSCR loan .

Consulting with a financial advisor or real estate mentor can also provide tailored guidance for your specific circumstances.

Unfortunately, I dont think I can barge into their unit without them present.

When things fall, they sometimes and unfortunately all fall at once.I would recommend about 6-8 months in expected rent, and 4-6 months in mortgage payments set aside.

The unfortunate part is it's often lamented as the nicest home on the block and the fortunate part is it has been made money as a rental for many years and now as a Airbnb super host property.

Unfortunately @Gloria C. this happened to you. 

feature=sharedYes, it's unfortunate you are in this situation, but blaming others for your naive decisions won't change anything.PROPERTY ADVICE: you didn't mention if the tenant is now paying on-time, sporadically or if you're evicting them.Because you still want to sell, let's assume they are not paying on-time.1) Can't sell to an owner-occupant while tenant-occupied.- Owner-occupants will pay the highest price for a property.

Unfortunately, there's been reports of user accounts being closed without any reason.