I'm not seeing the math for how an insurance company gives both parties a better deal than they can work out on their own via security deposits. 

We’ve turned a lot of business away lately and have started considering third-party property management as a mutually beneficial way to expand our offerings.

There are already enough parties involved throughout a transaction.

I hired a third party (landlord friend) to serve notice and sign affidavit. 

I would google the part. I

For context I started by buying single family homes and ultimately moved into multifamily syndication.1) It doesn’t have to be either or since you can diversify many types of risk (asset class, management company, geography, etc.) by being diversified 2) Crowdfunding is simply the capital raising part of a syndication outsourced to a third party who market it online for a fee.

I’m actively searching for a great 3rd party Property Manager who can manage 10-30 unit multifamily properties in Cincinnati!

Do cash out refinance the leaving party can do a quitclaim and you pay him off from the cash.

Downside is, it is a big house party town as well.

Let all parties know when significant things happen.