From a pure business point of view, your decision will come down to comparing an ACCURATE ROI on this property to:1) Selling and reinvesting in another property for higher ROI.

Looking at pure population growth, I believe Texas is the largest net gain winner for 2021, followed by Florida.

I've seen this happen... not between a borrower and lender, but in other business situations where an attorney brought a suit against both the LLC and the individual members of the LLC.Of course, if the lawsuit has no merit and is a pure act of desparation, it seems to be a waste of funds for the borrower when discussing options with the lender could work towards a viable solution.

I am currently in our first house hack (eastern NC) and its a base hit ( Duplex/ found on MLS/tenant is paying half/ with repairs we are looking at around 100 PURE cash flow per unit) Seems like you have the drive but now its time to hyper focus on the strategy you'd like to do and execute.

Not for purely investment.

After that the cash flow is pure profit.

Otherwise I wouldn't suggest investing purely for MTR.

As a vendor, hundreds of our clients are property management companies (from mom and pops with 50 doors to PURE & HRG with tens of thousands under management).

Are you looking for pure cash flow or buy and hold appreciation.

Also, do you have to live in the property to get the tax exemption (so purely investment properties wouldn’t qualify)?