I told my friend that this sounds like a conflict of interest and that he should try to collect as much information about the property as well as the process before agreeing to sell or even have a lawyer retained on his behalf buy this guy who he doesn’t know.

However, most of the time these homeowners who have multiple properties are sharp, wealthy individuals who have retained councel and advise from their CPA's and they understand that they will probably have to pay some sort of difficency judgement and will be issued a promissary note.

It costs a lawyer several thousands of dollars to find who the beneficiaries are that way, and usually they will require a retainer for someone trying to file a law suit.Also, if you have each individual property in a trust, you liability is indeed limited to ONLY what is in that trust.

I like the muscle cars from the late 60's and early 70's.Had an all original '69 Mustang Mach 1, R-Code (that's designates the 428 Cobra Jet engine with Ram Air) that I sold a couple years ago to a man in Australia.

In terms of depreciation, Tesla's I think are going to retain their value in the near to mid term.

Retain the  treasured ones and weed out problematic accounts. 

The whole idea is the retain good tenants forever.

If you can't off-set ALL of your power consumption on-site, you can still offset some, and retain that Utility distribution charge savings for what you generate there, then fill in the rest at the Community site...   

I retained a real estate attorney and followed the laws carefully.

Retained some beyond 3 years.