I can pull up a spreadsheet (and most other file formats) from the appropriate file folder in Drive on any device, phone, laptop or tablet.It is a great solution that offers decent web hosting.  

An outright sale might be the simplest and most cost effective solution; you could do a 1031 exchange into a more profitable rental property perhaps?

It is a better solution than going through eviction proceedings and besides this family really is trying to get back on their feet.Thanks again for the advice.

A better approach might be to send a letter of intent to the listing agent with some options that you have been able to come up with for creative solutions you have used in the past to help foster win-win sales.

Yes borrowing on the 401K is the solution.  

In this process, all the tenants would have a different base year, and hence varying amounts in the increases.I could build a spreadsheet for each tenant, but seems rather labor intensive.Just wondering if anyone has an easier solution, or if anyone knows if property management software, such as Buildium of Appfolio can do what I have described.

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@Angelo DiGiacintoAgents run the spectrum, if they get creative financing and their broker gets creative financing, like lease purchase, lease options, land contracts, wraps, etc, then get a conference with the listing agent and the sellers together at the home.Present the solution and get a letter of intent to purchase signed, and get an attorney.

I wouldn't worry much about this one.The real solution to both of these questions is to always offer real value to your buyers.

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