I'll list several of my questions and if anyone has experience or thoughts, feel free to tackle any or all of them.Has anyone found a good way to cash flow with these loans?

So when I know I have a project coming up that will require some or all, I will pick them up when I see them and put them in my storage unit.  

Maybe she has a realtor hookup, maybe she is just more of a hustler than the person complaining...maybe a lot of things....having said that, your next step is to put a or all of the properties under contract.  

But these are usually either a close friend (who is giving up most or all of their commission for you) or a "part-timer" who has a day job and moonlights on the side.

Guess which of those three people is an internationally-renowned oral surgeon today?

More likely: You get some or all of the deduction via settlement.

Remember: Their failures are almost alwaysyour fault, usually due to inadequate or ineffective communication.Good luck!

You could use gift exemptions to gift him some or all of the real estate.2.

Foreclosure is a downside if the LTV is adequate, inadequate LTV is a risk.

I'm inclined to think this would best be done 1 unit at a time and should there be turnover due to the lease modification, we would only be turning over 1 unit at a time as opposed to 2 or all 3.Any questions, thoughts/ideas are always appreciated and thank you once again for your time & feedback.Cheers!