If you have a plan and can work it, you will wake up one day and own a ton of awesome assets.I'm not counting on using any of the proceeds of the REI for quite a while.  

I proceeded, at which time they did the hard credit pull, set up an appointment with an on-line notary and I signed all the docs. 

@Amanda StewartSpeak to a CPA before proceeding.

The monthly rent is way below 2% of the value, and the expenses are way over 50% of the rent, and yet my math is telling me I make over 5x more money renting it than selling it + investing the proceeds.  

Some people are in the habit of offering zero content on here while at the same time bashing what you are doing.

He then proceeded to drop some type of poison in my glass of water while I reached for an Excedrin for my headache.

Unless he calls for a necessary repair(health and safety) then just give a standard "my attorney is handling everything and I have been advised to allow the legal system to proceed" something to that effect.c) File for a judgement for lost rent and damages and when you receive it make sure it gets recorded.Now all that has a HUGE caveat.

Same is pretty much the case with an executor or adminsitrator of an estate, a divorce sells and splits the proceeds, all courts understand that time is of the essence.

Their multi-year offer is well above market value for rent, so I want to proceed, but obviously need to protect myself as property owner.  

The real estate agents I've talked to don't know how to proceed with it, leaving me to do all the digging myself.