Something could be functionally off with the property.

I've heard there are a few different ways to do it - with one being where you are just the landlord and lease to an organization that runs the house - this is what I would want to do.

The Probate Network ended up being a sales pitch to join the organizer’s investment team.

Many other markets you will find cash flow SFR's next to impossible to sell with out a high priced and well organized national marketing effort like you see on BP....

"Our state organization, OREIA, has been fighting hard on your behalf to modify a state bill dealing with the remediation of meth labs.Senate Bill 113 would make landlords responsible for the clean-up costs of meth labs found in their rentals, even when the landlord had no knowledge of or responsibility for the crime.

LOLAppears it's not the "rent-to-own" small investors think of, looks more like a 5 year option.I suspect too, a large organization, big player using those magic words, the CFPB has already looked at them!

It's functionally impossible to comply with both state and city laws simultaneously, so it's an absolute nightmare.

This is a tough one & the answer is really a function of how much $ you've put into the business versus your partners; if you're the broker or an agent, how the current partnership splits profits & how much margin there is in the deal.  

I've read a bunch of your posts and listened to a lot of podcasts over the last week (listening to show 61 as I type this).To find the place where I saw three free uses, click on the link below, do a 'Control F' to search the page (or another search function if you are not on a PC), and type in "you can try" and it should take you right to the spot. 

I've posted a short manual on growing organic hops at https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/ChrisNewm...