Sometimes if you need to remove them for whatever reason, a break up, or something else you may have to close the entire card and that can significantly reduce the age of your credit.

All it takes is a breakup and him to report her and you could be in a world of hurt.  

I'm thinking more like small trees, but perhaps a landscaper may have some tricks up their sleeve to break up the ground transition like Matt said.     

The issue I’m running into is I’m having a lot of difficulty searching the MLS for these specific communities as they often break up into other communities and it’s hard to distinguish what road is still apart of the particular resort.

I got tired of roommate breakups; so, I started requiring each resident to qualify on their own and that eliminated these issues. 

The 6 unit at $360k costs more than $60k/unit tho when you take into consideration the expense to break up the utilities and the super low in-place leases.

It was only when I saw form 8825 designed to break up expenses across different properties that I started to doubt whether that was possible, since we don't actually own a property yet. 

Finally don't be afraid to "break up" with your agent if you feel like the relationship is not beneficial to you but don't just ghost them communicate your frustrations.   

Control property with a delayed settlement with right of possessionJoint venture with the seller, split the profitsFind an Angel Lender, offer less than hard money interest with equity kicker upon saleFriends or family friendly partnershipAssign contract before settlement date (use banking days in offer and built in extension)Use commercial check protection (give yourself a loan)Create a note on other properties and trade for the property subject to sale of noteDo a Tax deferred exchangeSell the property under contract by reserve auction and assignmentEquity loan on your personal resident or other property ownedExchange something you can buy on time in exchange for the property you wantPropose 120% seller financing, receive 20% cash from seller, split profitsShort term lease until renovations are completed with option to buyVertical Break Up, offer to buy the building and lease the land it sits onSeller Pays BuyerThat’s right.

Plenty of other circumstances where this might be needed....bankruptcy sales, tax valuation suits, probate disputes, sales in business breakups, Treasury department sales.Hope that makes sense.