But sounds like, no matter who has the loan, expense and income ties with ownership.

Hi Daniela,It would be smart to have an inspection done on the furnace paying close attention to age and if the heat exchanger is cracked (a carbon monoxide danger).Using a home inspector might give you a better opinion than a furnace sales/tech type person.Find out the remaining years of service life for the furnace--and the cost to replace it when the time comes.Good Luck!

The measure of damages is the remaining rent due under the Lease.

So, we would probably have his money tied up for 4-5 months. 

I have two VA properties right now and zero remaining entitlement.

My business partner at the time was an ex of mine, but we remained business partners and had a lot of trust required! 

We ReFi'd into a very specialized 1st position Heloc that's tied to a zero balance sweep checking account.

So, I wasn't tying up a crazy amount of money.

The easiest sell to me if you can't bring money is find a value add property and explain the BRRR method to people who have money (basically if the deal is done right their money will be tied up for 6-9 months and then they get it back at refinance), you find the deal and manage the rehab of the property.

If inflation remains stubbornly high, tightening will occur sooner than anticipated.