In a normal world, and assuming you didn't buy in a state with wildly tenant favorable laws, you evict.

Hi Dominique,Yes, I'm struggling at the moment as well to find a HELOC that i feel has favorable terms.

Taxes aside, the family problems will never be resolved so do yourself a favor and enjoy the rest of your life without it and invest elsewhere.

@Steve Morrishttps://www.ipx1031.com/ipx1031-president-meets-chairman-brady-save-1031-exchanges/https://irei.com/publications/article/1031-exchange-survives-tax-reform-roller-coaster-year-ends-tax-code-changes-favorable-real-estate-investors/http://1031-exchange-news.com/2017/11/Kevin Brady wanted to eliminate the full 1031 exchange with Trump's support. 

Your ratio of expenses to $ invested is much more favorable on a larger property vs multiple smaller properties. 

Granted, it is a non-exclusive agreement and we are not required to favor Comcast over another internet/tv provider when marketing to residents.

May the odds be forever in your favor!

You can do both in Louisiana.Assuming you use Bond for Deed...If you structure the deal correctly with a large down payment and favorable interest rate, the only downside is having your capital tied up.

It sounds somewhat favorable based on your post and you clearly know your numbers. 

I actually reached out to them and asked if they'd be willing to sell me the property, and they were in favor of my inquisition.