During the COVID-19 shut down, we were done to only treating emergency patients for two months. 

They treat things differently if it is a "loan" vs if it is a "gift". 

Figure out what you are capable of saving and treat it your monthly savings like another monthly payment.

The problem is that your LLC is dam good protection if you never work in your LLC and it is all done by others and you treat it like a separate entity. 

It is pretty informal and we treat it as all of us sharing living expenses (split the mortgage cost and utilities with some adjustments for living space and my costs in acquiring the mortgage).

I wouldn't say heartless, but I would treat it like a business and explain that if she can't pay, she needs to find another place; perhaps with some family who can help her out.

@Michael ChiltonI’m a #newbie ...but what they say in the book on rental property investing is that multifamily 4 unit and below are treated like a residential property by banks, and are analyzed based on comps rather than their earning potential... so hopefully that bank would view it the sameA few people have mentioned to me using luana bank as being fairly investor friendly, so they might be a place you could have a conversation with a loan officer and see if they’re familiar with what you’re trying Good luck!

And the property has really treated us well since.

While we were in residence, we took care of the mold that grew in the washing machine with cleaning packets but could not treat for mold after we vacated the house in late June.

Hey @Timothy W Hanson, CONGRATULATIONS ON THE DEAL, I HOPE IT TREATS YOU WELL!!!