Don't give up, don't be ashamed or bashful do it until you get what you want.

The problem is that would take away from the funds we would disburse to both of us( we keep all proceeds in the company and take no salary)I have a lot of other great ideas that allow us to grow more but I am limited by the time element.

The proceeds are reinvested in income producing investments with the income being paid to the grantor (person who created the trust).

If so I presume its in your name and not a LLC/S-Corp, I assume you cant' justify/afford a $1M liability umbrella policy with the proceeds from this if you get sued.+ Are you managing it?

Couldn't I just buy a term life insurance policy on her, and use the proceeds to pay off the mortgage when she dies?

I've read a lot of the pro vs. con arguments on the site and I completely understand that the purchase price might be above what I could get in the open market, but in this case I'm taking a long-term, multi-year view and I'm willing to pay a slight premium for the convenience.I'm not looking to bash any specific members and I've actually already talked to a few BP members (or their firms) who deal with turn-keys.

I was thinking of reaching out to operators like RCI and proceed from there.

If so how do I proceed?

Loves when I get him owner carries in there for a year.I guess I will have to mention the tax benefits to him. since he will only be paying on the proceeds of the sale as he receives them.

If they aren't out at 60 days, start eviction proceedings.