If you have the money to pay a lawyer to start lengthy eviction processes, then by all means go ahead and close on the property.

The home is in a good area where rental market is growing but homes are not selling too well.I was thinking seeking a short sale and then reselling may be an option but have heard and read that process can be quite lengthy and still not be approved.

Many Drug Store leases are true bond leases with no inflationary bumps.

He even believed he can originate in 39 states off his license, well, he can after meeting the other requirements in those states, here, he'd need to be registered, meet the net worth requirement and be bonded, he'd also need an office which is required in most states.

In my opinion, owning an income producing property is like buying stocks and bonds, why go through all the expense to sell one and buy another only to make the same return.

I know.. it's confusing and I wish my financial advisor knew more about real estate rather than just stocks and bonds...3) what is your approximate tax bracket on these stocks you are cashing in (assuming long term gains) which can vary by state too : The company stocks I have been using are long term gains (so 15%), but I'm in the 35% tax bracket now but teetering very close to the 39.6% bracket4) what type of yearly return do you expect over say the next 10 years if you leave your funds in those stocks ?

What back ups the llc on flips/rentals do we need to get insurance on each llc or a bond, how does that work?

Although, the tenant who has not paid rent or utilities in x amount of months, technically isn't "attempting" extortion but, in fact already is in the act of extorting the landlord. ...After reading your lengthy post here, and considering the posts that mentioned "extortion" prior to that - I believe you misunderstood those who cited extortion.

It's sort to like buying more of a well-preforming stock or bond - it's a known performer!

Warning: the below is a lengthy, generalized hypothetical.