I haven't disposed of anything as of now, meanwhile our property is off the market and we haven't touched the unit out of respect to our former tenant.  

In reality, STR sites are all on a reviews based system where the guests have just as much incentive as the hosts to be courteous, clean, and respectful or else they will get bad reviews and wont be able to easily use the platform.  

With that being said, there are plenty of options for rentals and multi family units, it's just important to respect the zoning codes and the safety of the tenants in your home. 

Once I do, I will absolutely co-invest as I don't know a better place to put my own extra cash since I know how to make it and have developed an expertise.I respect your opinion.

A lot of forum members are very knowledgeable in their respective fields related to real estate investing, whether that is real estate sales, wholesaling, flipping, rentals, lending, self-directed IRA and Solo 401k investing, or tax and legal guidance.

It's so sad to hear this,  because the tenant  isn't respecting the neighbor.

I respectfully am telling you that Dave does NOT have all the answers.

An attorney should advise you on how much this protects your personal assets and what hoops you must be jumping thru.The LLCs should have documented the fact that they assumed responsibility for their respective portions of the HELOC loan.

I am not sure how many CPAs you will have to choose from in your area (respectively it’s not a Miami/NYC, etc.)

You just pay rent - it's a great deal (again, in the short term) because of the flexibility.With respect to pulling equity out, it's definitely worth considering.