Most of the rentals have been owned for a long time and sales based on current income will trigger ridiculous property tax hikes.  

I have not pulled the trigger yet on an OOS investment, but have been trying hard during this pandemic to find deals and stay ready, hoarding cash.

I have been around real estate for over 10 years and have not pulled the trigger and finally the trigger has been pulled. 

Hi everyone, after many years watching other people investing in real estate, finally I pulled the trigger.

Most of the rentals have been owned for a long time and sales based on current income will trigger ridiculous property tax hikes.

You should consider a lawyer if you consider a forbearance, to make sure you do not trigger the bad boy carve out covenant in the loan agreement, which will eliminate the non-recourse protection.Any other strategies you've found that are making a big difference?

You should consider a lawyer if you consider a forbearance, to make sure you do not trigger the bad boy carve out covenant in the loan agreement, which will eliminate the non-recourse protection.Any other strategies you've found that are making a big difference?

@Chris ArceMany new partnerships are thrown off by the tax and accounting compliance requirements.

Before you pull the trigger I would suggest having a team in place ready to go to run the property for you since you won't be present.

those are very tough and complex rules, I wouldn't risk the rental compliance unless I was on the board.