Put the request in writing and in a format that is easy for them to follow, bullet points or numbers usually works well.

If she refuses, then you'll start a forcible eviction for failing to comply with the terms of the lease.If she's got half a brain, she'll see the writing on the wall and take your offer.

This is conflicting because we try to write off every dollar that we can!

I plan to rent it out next year, but I wonder what write-offs I can take on a property that was not financed with investor financing.

Getting ahold of someone can be tricky sometimes but I want to hear it directly from them or preferably in writing. 

“They” aren’t as concerned about the profit, any income is a bonus and the tax write offs are an extra bonus (a bonus bonus if you want to call it that.). 

Why not write a contract subject to obtaining a title commitment with acceptable exceptions and exclusions from coverage?

I'd say we have at least $360,000 in equity in it as I write this (based on estimates from Zillow, Redfin & realtor.com).While we're planning on increasing the rent for the next term if we keep the property, I'd like to learn how I could leverage this equity into substantially more monthly income with little to no out of pocket expense and no capital gains taxes.I have no experience with loans other than FHA or conventional on first or second homes, although I'm vaguely aware of alternative financing methods (asset loans, etc).Any advice on how to turn that equity into substantially more monthly income?

That's a lot of checking....Anyway, it should be sufficient to have the GC certify in writing that he and his subs have the required WC at the beginning of the project.

Great write up on explaining syndication!