An alternative solution, with much less legal risk, is to actually purchase the property and do a sale/leaseback with an option to repurchase.  

If I can get brother 1 who is cooperative to agree to work towards a solution I'll just pay the $137 for a title search online.

Loren Young I think Chris Mason has all the solutions.

@Francesca CalabrettaIf you search the forums on this subject, you will find several threads comprising both rational and very impassioned support for common coin-operated laundry (both landlord owned and third-party supplied),  {non, coin-op)  en suite laundry  and only supplying hook-ups and having the tenants supply their own.You competition will help determine what laundry solution it the minimum required to play in your market and which solutions could provide you with a competitive advantage.

That question will have many different solutions. 

The solution to avoiding extended vacancies is better business management.

I'm specifically interested in Peloquin, Elm Grove, and Total Solutions.

(note: I only monitored the progress of these roof repairs, never was involved in the paperwork or process through the insurance company)What do you think I should do; wait to get estimates from local roofing companies, or call insurance to file a claim first?

I am a novice investor and monitoring a couple of turn key websites, rootstock being one of them, to buy my first investment property.

It took some thinking on my end, but I feel I have a solution ...Seller Financing.I reached out to the owner today to see if he had interest in such an option.