Anyone had a similar situation and found a solution that worked for them.

Assuming the loan would be great, no fees, and if I am able to get a HELOC on the equity to BRRRR a new property, payoff and repeat it will be the ideal solution. 

Not the best solution for building wealth.

It's admittedly an issue that doesn't always have a neat solution, but hopefully there's some flexibility around a planned install so things can be organized in an efficient and cost-effective way.  

Section 8 started paying the full amount back in February so I let it slide so I could collect some rent for a few months but I know this is a short term solution as they won’t continue to do so and I am considering selling this property and will be able to do better as a vacant unit.

The response can either be a solution to their problem or notifying the tenant that I am working p

Unfortunately, I do not have experience in such a thing, but do carry the passion to help make this a free market solution to the housing issues across the nation as well as hold the vision on how to put this all together.

The classic solution is to marry up a savvy operator with loads of experience with a pool of passive investors who put up the cash.

@Josh Fralish sorry, I didn't see that you intended to purchase the second house.The solution is to purchase it and then raise the rent on the existing tenant. if the tenant is on a term lease, you will have to wait until their lease expires to raise the rent.

My thought as a solution is to have the properties be owned by my LLC and conveyed by a partner when sold.