Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the value of Scott’s interest in any of the LLC interests listed on Exhibit B increases as a result of his active efforts, the appreciation of such assets shall be deemed Marital Propertya) Active shall be defined as exclusively engaging in gainful self-employment working toward the growth of his LLC interests listed on Exhibit B, successor LLC’s, spinoff LLC’s, or any other LLC or gainful acquisition made using premarital funds, mortgages, or other financial instruments to fund growth.

The stand-alone cabinet need to be removed as well.

It does not make financial sense to bully tenants just becuase you can.

Make sure your financial house is in order, then make a move.  

@Shasky Charles Welcome and glad you're taking the real estate path to buidling financial freedomSome critical books I'd say are as follows:1. 

As it stands right now we'v been in our house for a little over 3 years.

For instance, what if the tenants see a big issue that you cannot immediately service and elect to pay rent over to the court causing you to experience financial strain or even default on your debt obligation?

It depends on your financial circumstances.

Whatever you offer is cash in his pocket vs losing it to an inevitable tax lien sale = no cash & eventually no where to live.Most of these 'people' are oblivious to any knowledge of financial security so I'd find out what he would take to just walk away flush with cash.

I would just caution about putting up to much Due Diligence money up front.. and be realistic about your financial capacity.