Print out any emails or text messages, write down dates of phone calls and what was said, etc.You need documentation for the potential court case.

The guidelines also state "if the mortgagor has filed a bankruptcy petition under Chapter 7, the mortgagee must obtain Bankruptcy Court approval.

Should I have a lawyer read over this HOA doc before proceeding with anything?

So I want to sell And.use my half of the proceeds to buy a home for myself and give the half to the other person.

My question, since we are long distance land lords, what are the tax implications if I sell the building as is and use the proceeds along with insurance to invest in a new house.  

You can non-renew and the tenant can move out, but if they do not move out then your recourse is through the courts via an eviction, and that is where you become stuck.

How do I proceed?

Anyway, we decided to "lease-purchase" the 6-unit from the LLC, reinvest the proceeds from our live-in-flip and complete the purchase with a 30-yr conventional mortgage once we convert the property to a triplex with a garage apartment.In this scenario, we will have a ~3300 sqft historic home with three apartments generating a total of $2625 in rent. 

They are tentative, with the recent pandemic, of throwing all of their proceeds from the sale at one large investment.

Roofers I've had to take to court, plumbers who have replaced main sewer lines that have gone wrong..... it goes on and on and all were done without permit.