@Jack O'BrienAn LLC is meant to hold business assets.A House-hack is normally an asset that is partially business and partially personal.It appears that the property is currently held as tenants in common.

The only time I had a tenant (being evicted for non-payment of rent, it's always for non-payment of rent) get help from legal aid, they managed to string it out for an additional three months, which of course meant another three months of lost rent for us. 

She meant to disclose this information months ago when we started working together, but failed to do so.

Thanks Bill, yes, I meant Delaware Statutory Trust, either I had a brain cramp or auto-correct got me.  

It also wasn't too "luxury," which meant it could use a little personal touch from us. and we didn't have to pay wild prices.

I thought multi meant more then 1

And this is probably what your other person meant by 80% complete.If your sale is for $500K then you need to take title to $500K of real estate. 

Also, I think a fund manager is also meant to play the role of having a higher level view of the operations than caring about the more mundane like a washing machine going down or someone's neighbor who is being too loud. 

I meant above, that if the rent is less than $1000 he charges a minimum of  $100.

Sorry, guys I meant renovation costs!