Best part is that it's movable.

I have sole control over that account; there is no "third party" beaurocracy.Good luck!

When I get owners who are interested, or if I get Return To Sender letters, I want to sell those lists to interested parties. 

These SBA loans supposedly DO apply to sole proprietorships (and other business structures, like LLCs, etc.)So the question is: As rental property owners, even if we don't have employees, are we able to apply for one of these SBA loans for our rental property business due to the uncertainty of economic conditions caused by COVID-19 (namely, our tenants' ability to pay rent in the coming months) or is this just wishful thinking on my part?I

When you go to court, the property owner is party to the suit. 

In addition, this property gives any tenant immediate access to the highway and can get one to the casino, Heinz Field, and PNC Park within 10 minutes.

If so, would the investor need to buyout or write up a new legal structure involving all parties?

Depending on the expected roles, I have had success where one party has ownership (if one party can qualify for financing), the other party has a lien interest, and another party who is in charge of management has a master lease. 

It gives you a third-party report, a receipt for the tenant, and saves you time. 

I’m sure that 3rd party collections company got a decent cut of the collected amount, something the management company could have gotten on first attempt.