Tenants go to great lengths to keep pets without you knowing and when their pitbull breaks through a fence and mauls a kid... your agreement with a tenant (with few assets) is not going to provide you with much relief.

A majority of buyers overpay for a property and underestimate the expenses.They are either a new or uneducated investor about that asset type.The seller is hoping the buyer makes the same mistake they did and overpay for the property and bail them out.It is hard to find deals that pencil when buyers are purchasing bad deals.Think of this.You would rather be in NO PROPERTIES than have money tied up into LOSER PROPERTIES you overpaid for.

Don't be discouraged by complications/mistakes which are really Entrance Barriers to Beginners and Quitters.Feedback to the Author on a regular basis (Once a week or month).Did I mention, Do it!

The transactions have yielded success due to alot of donated assets.

They know that banks probably won't loan on distressed, non-performing assets, or they simply want to assure a quick, certain close.

When inflation hits people run to hard assets and farmland gets a double boost from inflation investors in the land and commodity price increases.

I don't care who someone is or what authority they have, I would lose my **** if I found out that person willingly tried to destroy my property, or in this case let something i love out into busy streets to be lost or stolen forever.You have every right to discover the lease breach and serve a cure or quit, or start to evict.

Typically, in your subscription documents you will have a clause that prevents you from fulfilling the demand for redemption if the money is invested in an asset and the asset is not liquidated.

If that is the case then using cash flow to pay home mortgage debt is draining your business assets.

As far as settling the estate, wouldn't liquidating the assets and dividing them as the will stated be the easiest route?