Congress moved quickly at the start of the pandemic to establish expanded unemployment benefits, stimulus checks, and nationwide eviction moratoriums in an effort to ensure that America’s renters didn’t lose their homes.Investors took notice that the government was investing in housing as an integral part of a pandemic recovery strategy, unlike any other CRE asset class.

You can raise the rents (and risk losing tenants), lower the expenses (if possible) or find another property

He would be happy getting the rent for 2 years and knowing that he is not going to lose money on the sale.

You are still rebuilding your credit which probably means you don't have a lot of excess money to spend/lose.

I listed a property for rent found a tenant with excellent credit and income, signed a lease and got 1st month rent with security deposit yesterday.They were due to move in August first, but just tonight called and they want out of the lease with some story about the father getting sick and needing to move there instead.My lease is specific about needing 60 days notice and losing security deposit if you don’t complete the lease term. (12 months)I should be able to rent the house easily, but probably not for Aug 1st so I’ll be losing a months rent.

I think the issues brought up earlier in this discussion is many people don't operate their LLC cleanly/properly and when they lose the lawsuit they find that they limited liability protection they sought via the LLC is actually not there. 

It's no surprise that neighbors hate Airbnb and you'd be amazed the lengths they'll go to so you lose your permit.

I am going to assume you're putting 20% down on this place, and if so then I don't see how this property will cash flow positively because that puts purchase price close to 250,000.But, I will say this based on the extremely ROUGH reverse engineering of these numbers through the BP Calculator I would run far far away from this deal, because it will lose you (-761)/ month. that is not including HOA fees.

Taking the limited route of using just one strategy means you would be missing out on at least 90% of your potential deals, and in the end you would start forcing your strategy onto properties that you have no business doing...then rationalizing that you did a good thing.One trick ponies lose more than they could ever gain.

If a renter sues you and you lose the case, the LLC would take the hit and not you personally.