I'm just curious if anyone has successfully set up a similar structure, and which firm you used to help in the set-up.

If you do that, they can adjust your escrows back to normal. 

If not, what do you need to adjust to get back on track?

I do super sets with literally no rest between sets, so there is a huge cardio factor as well.

@Miguel Hernandez it's also worth finding out if the place already has an auction date set.

If they are listed I just set up a free search on MLS and Zillow.Unless these sites are finding unlisted properties I don't see the value in it.

In my line of discussion in this thread I've tried to point out the realities of the business and set the proper expectations for the next buyers who ask those things.

I actually use 4 different attorneys based on their skill set and the project in front of me.My 2 cents.Mike

@Abad Marroquin appears you have found a Class C/D PMC to manage your Class C/D properties.Highly unlikely you will find a Class A PMC to manage these, but you may be able find a Class B PMC.You'll want to set expectations upfront and hold them to those expectations.

At this point I am leaning towards just going with how they have been prepped (Sch E), although I don't want to set a precedent that excludes me from utilizing Sch C next year if it so happens that would be appropriate.