In my operating agreement for LLC B, I specifically state the managers/members of LLC A have full authority to make decisions, execute contracts, etc, but there is no explicit personal info listed for LLC B.  

If you have loans on these with personal guarantees that also have your name on them then your two options really are sell the assets or buy them out -Which typically if it’s contentious will require 2-3 valuations - each party should get their own and if the numbers are not close then get an independent third party and average the numbers.

cant quantify how many props I look at each market is different and since I buy land and personally looking for income property..

Thank you for taking the time to share this info with the community! 

yes, i knew the work part. just wanted to understand the staying in it even if paying full price. not a deal breaker for me, just need to figure out where to roll my money into to use it The IRS says you cannot get personal benefit from the investments.

That is a very devastating position to be in.Before you sign anything, have an attorney look over the agreement and explain it to you.You want to ask the "buyer", "what is the name of the person that will take title",(if they are not taking it into their name or entity, it is a wholesaler.

I feel this house is on the early end of revitalization.I also reached out to the hospital to try and connect with their travel nurse housing person, as well as a rural med school that sends med students to this hospital for their yearly rotations.

Arbitrage is not looked upon fondly here.Speaking personally, if I were a property owner with a rental and you said you wanted to do a STR with it, I would not be interested. 

@Nima MalboubiI personally think that the risk is relatively low with only four units.

Where I'm stuck is whether I should use a metering system that pre-prints a stamp onto the envelop or find a machine that can place a physical stamp onto an envelope (obviously I can't sit there all day stamping).I'm thinking from the perspective of mail that looks to "businessy" vs. mail that looks more personalized for better response/conversion rates.