You'll find a great online community here.Here is the link to the next meetup Christina mentioned. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/59...

Contacts with lenders, already mentioned would be only one example.

This might be at least one of the reasons the landlord put that clause in the lease.I do feel there could have been more communication from the landlord's side, but on the other side of the fence, she may have first wanted to consult her lease again for any mention of mold in it.Also, if the landlord didn't provide the results, they need to do that. 

He did mention that the tenant wanted a plug placed for his trash compacter. 

Vlad,As was mentioned before, do your homework to understand how the LOC works and assess your longer term goals.The LOC can be useful (I just opened one myself) to find deals.

Sorry, I have found the relevant information about a single member LLC (SMLLC): https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...You mentioned that the rules are a bit complicated for partnerships. 

Plus a home inspector WILL find more issues with your house, even if you get what you mentioned above corrected. 

You mentioned they have already leased up the other spaces.

(Note, I mentioned a similar scenario in another short sale post.

Not to mention the ED is what a couple grand if that... probably won't do you much good and the house being sold is worth far more than that from a time stand point.