If you talk to your self directed custodian they can tell you exactly how it should be titled too, to make sure it fits the rules.

We would fit that category, although it's as a real estate company and we've been in business for a while now.

I am sure your time and effort will be better used if you look in a market that fits your price range.

Technically they have higher interest but there isn’t an amortization schedule and you are usually only obligated to pay interest only then you can make principal payments as you deemed fit.

You have to decide what is the right fit for you.

It fit my budget.

I have 5 units there, and I am questioning whether my current PM is the right fit.

Depending on how many creditors there are, where you fit in the pecking order and how much money is available, your claim will eventually receive some money or equity if the plan is approved.

Ultimately I know I need to do what fits me best.

(As long as the increased price still fits within the numbers that work for you with this property.)If they don't do that, that means the other buyer's not willing to put the offer in writing, which makes it meaningless, or else there is no other buyer.