The situation is kind of messed up. 

I just got back from touring a colleague of mine's properties and came across an interesting (and expensive) situation he's currently dealing with.

In addition, sellers often prefer to accept offers from buyers who have already sold their property.brokerBroker has several meanings in different situations.

@Brandon Capelle , I have the same situation.

I just bought one that was from the 60's with a similar situation.

Invaluable in this situation.

I have done that model and seen that model over the years.. one guys in INdy called Holdfolio did thisnot sure how it performed but chose the rights assets and proper management and that works.there was a guy in Ohio also that called him self MR> triple net.. he sold you a home then rented it back from you for a set fee then he leased it out in a master lease situation were he took care of everything.my model I used a debt instrument equity share model that basically worked like what your talking about but had a pref return no matter what was happening with the asset.. that put big onus on operator to perform..

Rentals is a longer term situation.

They did it because that's just how they roll.A house that I owned for maybe 8 months had an eviction (long story, no level of property management could have kept this situation from happen, it was just a "this is real estate and stuff happens situation). 

Anyone have advice in this type of situation?