Yes that was my question, AFTER I complete the flip work the HML, ready to sell, I would purchase using my personal name with a traditional bank loan..my family is expanding and it’s possible at that time I might be ready to move..so this process can work?

First off great to recognize the bad trait before they are in and your dealing with it for the length of the lease.Also I could see both sides of this maybe he did have a bad time with the company and is completely justified in his comments. 

There are so many variables that could completely change your numbers. 

I would just add that on top of interest, depreciation and repairs/maintenance there are many other things you can deduct, depending on your situation - things like home office, car/transportation expenses, travel, meals, books/education and many more.

These are the only 2 I've read cover to cover:Long-Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene (Loved It)ABC's of Real Estate investing by Ken McElroy (Interesting read right after the above because he has a different view)And I'm in the middle of a few others:The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon TurnerThe Complete Guide to Real Estate Finance for Investment Properties by Steve BergesMulti-Family Millions by David LindahlThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller

This has caused our financial cushion to dwindle and want to be proactive before it is completely gone!  

I completely rebuilt the house and it appraised at 400k when we did our cash our refi. 

Some of the issues we are running into that are either slowing the deal up or terminating the file completely. 1) Liens/judgements arising during the title search preventing the sale2) One off issues, such as shared driveway issues, shared parcel issues3) Death certificate ordering (slowing down process) 4) Abstract & Survey updating (taking about 3 weeks to complete in our area) 5) Attorney Communication (When our attorneys are not on one side of the deal) These are just some of the issues that we are seeing in our market.

TICs are another form of fractional real estate ownership that is actual real estate ownership but completely passive and provides monthly cash flow. 

The tenant is completely agitated and is becoming difficult with his tone.