My question is - Does anyone have any thoughts or wisdom about how to sue the previous seller to get them to pay for foundation repairs?

They really struggle to pay the rent almost every month.

Trying to put our extra dollars at work. 

I have looked into investing in Maine and the biggest challenge I found was many properties did not have tenants paying for utilities.

Do everything you can to pay down the debt, and work on side hustles that actually produce income to help accelerate the process.

We are dealing with a non-paying tenant and I am not happy with how our current manager is handling the situation.Thanks

Do I then need to pay capital gains tax on the $550k amount or not?

I've seen these releases in Southern California to be 90 days (With no guarantee of that short of a time) of locked accounts where the owner had issues paying the mortgage, insurance, taxes and operating expenses for the properties.

If you’re running a hotel you should be paying hotel taxes. 2.7% is probably 1/4th of what hotels pay?

I have the same question, but this issue is more complex when an investor has multiple investments in different states with federal passive losses carried forward from multiple states.I doubt that states intended to allow non-residents to not pay state income tax by offsetting state sourced income with non-state sourced passive losses.