I am attempting to go from analysis paralysis to action.My primary residence was purchased through conventional 30 yr fixed rate mortgage at 3.875% and presently have approximately 100k-130k of equity in the house.Option 1: Take heloc in equity of 100k on primary residence to complete a brrrr on a small multi family.

I've seen them created by a son attempting to convey a father's property, a wife forging her ex husbands signature and a sister forging a deceased mother's signature to defraud her brothers and sisters.Third, there's a lot of worthless property on county tax roles in this country. 

for the past 15 years, every time one of my houses becomes vacant I have ATTEMPTED to save money and rent it myself. 

Don't wait for them to attempt to get their financial lives together.

Moderna is ahead of the pack of drug companies and biotechs attempting to develop a COVID-19 vaccine in record time.

All residential tenant leases, except for state licensed residential facilities and subject to all preemptory state and federal laws, shall include the following Just Cause Notice language: The landlord under this lease shall not unilaterally terminate or attempt to terminate the tenancy of any tenant unless the landlord can prove in court that just cause exists.

Once COVID hit, the HOA on his vacation rental, by all accounts a poorly constructed group with limited legal knowledge, tried to enact a no-AirBNB bylaw as a means of enforcing health and safety of its other residents.

All of them, and there are too many that I have either used, written about or and taught, to attempt to list here.The best way to explain this is to describe how strategies are born...through necessity, in an attempt to solve a problem. 

She is on social security, she can not legally dispose of an asset such as a house without notifying social security of such, and working out a scheme to do so at 40% of market value WILL be viewed as an attempt to hide funds, at minimum.

I am trying to lean one way or another between doing a deed in lieu for six months and then refinance or approach the bank to attempt a short sale.