Having a great place to live that you own is great but really you can't attach a price to that.

I ended up leaving and sourced my own VAs off of Upwork.

If you own more properties, then you are good for now. 

Hi Andrew,Owning can definitley be more affordable than renting if done right.

It was very childish and unfair of me to “sneak” out in a way "This to me was the biggest aspect I was concerned with handling wrong, so I feel somewhat relieved that I can begin taking things into my own hands and get this property cleaned up and back on the market.I really wish there was something I could look back on and know that I made I mistake on in renting to her, but overall I could not find this mistake in the background, credit, references etc.

I own 20 properties and run a local PM company.

I would aim for long amortization and a balloon payment of at least 5 years so you have time to get your finances in place.I don't know if you own a house, but you could use a HELOC to cash out the sellers.

If your long term goal is to own rental properties, it might be worth keeping and pulling equity out for a down payment on the next house.

For context and without going into the details of my situation, they recommended setting up a revocable trust and then setting up a Wyoming LLC as a holding company, then setting up a New York LLC owned by the Wyoming LLC holding company to hold the property for the asset protection and anonymity.However like I said I am getting conflicting information/advice.

He left on his own, but when all was said and done, he owed me over $8,000 in unpaid rent and damages to the property.The lesson I learned was to have my processes in place and treat this like a business.