Boarding houses/rooms can get complicated/disastrous I think.

I’m in the process of trying to use it, but it’s a little complicated.

The number that I get when I reach this dead end usually goes to the law office or corporate service company that handles the LLC that owns the property (I know that was complicated) and they will take a message for the owner but I know I'm better off throwing my phone in the shredder at that point.

Lucky for us, we’re pretty close and easy going, so I don’t foresee issues making the rental business work between us, just makes taxes a bit more complicated. 

It's not really that complicated to buy out of state.

I went through the 203k process on my first home purchase, and I'll be honest, it was trying.Freddie Mac just came out with a new product called the "Choice Renovation Loan":https://freddiemac.gcs-web.com/news-releases/news-release-details/freddie-mac-announces-choicerenovation-latest-solution-financingand I've heard that it's less complicated than 203k.

Yes, I do then have the added carrying cost of the 33k...and another factor which makes it even more complicated is that after adding the new third unit to the second property, I would plan to refi that property which would now have a much higher value.  

They run up big hospital bill in process of passing and hospital files judgement on the assets.2nd part of your question is a lot more complicated and has various outcomes.   

Don't complicate things, look for the wins and move forward.

This could mean that the issue before the Court of Common Pleas involved more complicated legal or factual issues.