The house would have sold quickly there was no time to do anything g else.

At the end of the term, 30 years, you either repay the total plus a percentage of the amount of increase in equity since inception or if you sell the house then you repay them the original amount plus a percentage when the house sells.  

Consider housing hacking after your first year in college. 

My oldest child is going to college next year in a town where I could buy a house for $160k.

You can handle showings with a lock box or open house.

This could be a significant factor in why housing prices are still so high.

My biggest mistake was thinking that I could lay down new LVP on the main floor of my last house hack, 1 month out of shoulder surgery and I quickly pivoted to a local professional.

Seems to still leave alot of room for optional business structures.  

In my experience with distressed tenants, their housing costs are always their first priority, and one in which they have the most pride in maintaining.

I am just thinking ahead, just in case, but wanted to get input on what options I could have with current tenants in a lease that might not expire for close to 1-2 years from now in the event I "needed" to sell a house or two, either for a better cash position for myself, or to 1031 into a larger investment property, etc.?