@Daniel K Houck I totally understand how you feel this way. 

I understand that, but makes my situation a bit more difficult.

I've had a few contractors offer quotes for installing push piers and lifting the house... all for over $40k, which to me seems like a huge cost for leveling, which won't really even be noticeable (although I understand it will mitigate any future settlement and further damage).

Understand the fees involved and calculate the total cost for an entire year of management so you can compare the different managers.

Hi All,I'm curious how current investors feel about SFH versus MFH, I understand SFH is not the best scaling factor for real estate investment, instead I was hoping to see if there is an argument FOR SFH over MFH?

You could be asking for life-changing amount of money from your investor so you should be fair and ensure he or she is well educated about the risks and understands the lending process in the state of the loan.Good luck, Marco.

I understand your logic related to the property not being in the LLC, but it still serve a purpose.   

Embrace uncertainties by understanding the reason for the discount, evaluating management expertise, and developing a clear exit strategy.

I want to obtain the best understanding of a real estate investment business I can, so I greatly appreciate any information, and advice that is offered, thank you for your time.

In the realm of finance, understanding the intricacies of various loan options is paramount for both borrowers and lenders alike.