James,---spend a lot, change the law---accept the situation and comply---sneak around, get caught (not recommended)---pull up stakes and reinvest elsewhereMy 2 cents,Mike

The situation you describe is ripe for failure , and an expensive one 

In all honestly in your situation, I wouldn't put any money into real estate until securing stable employment.

Since LLCs don't do much (perhaps some wealth transfer within the OA or rules of the road with multiple members), they might not be worth it in high-fee states such as CA, MA and others.

When they don't respond, file a claim.Sorry for your situation, but my best advice would be to move past them as quickly as possible, then deal with the financial aftermath separately.

I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas for passive income or other income-generating opportunities that could work in my situation.

This clock is ticking Novermber is the last chance that I could save tax on capital gainsAny experts here, please share your thoughts on this situation.

@Mohan Deep, in most situations you will never recover that money.

The net cash flow would be $600 for the condo and $3000 for the SFH approximately.Given this situation, I'm contemplating whether it would be wiser to sell my condo and purchase an SFH with an ADU, especially considering that SFHs generally appreciate faster than condos.

Depends on the situation but its about helping.