I have a client who inherited a piece of property in Bozeman MT.

A small piece of advice put it back on the market with pictures of what the end Is going to look like to start generating interest and possible offers so that way it can be sold once the rehab is done.

Yucatan, Mexico sure seems like a little piece of paradise.

It isn't a piece of cake to do but I think it may be a viable alternative for you to exit that property if you can do it legally.

There are lots and lots of pieces of a deal that people need help with, such as driving past and taking photos of comps, meeting contractors, or appraisers, following up with Certificate of Occupancy issues, etc. 

This might sway the seller, but this means leaving on market for longer period of time, where another buyer might swoop in.Overall, If you have funds in multiple accounts, they can piece together enough to cover and a bit more.

I see it as growing organically as we are willing and able to take on more.I guess I'm really looking for financing advice on how to start without limiting ourselves to one property for several years.Things that come to mind are taking on a couple of outside investors (family), promising them X as a return rate, and once that is returned, they no longer own a piece of the property.Another would be to split the house with outside investors and let them remain investors in that specific property for perpetuity. 

I can't imagine they were expecting and eviction after having just sold a piece of property.

. $7,000,-Phase 2: Roofing/Exterior Windows and doors. [5 days] Close up external side door between living room and kitchen, patch siding, patch wallReplace windows, replace front entry door, power wash house/deckRestoration of vinyl siding which includes power washing and replace any missing pieces of siding.

His mindset is that there won't be much repairs for a long time, tenants are top notch because they are in a great home, and he plays the long game.