A blind monkey can set up a listing search for you. 

@Michael TarverFirst one is just a set of steps.The second is just a facade.Neither are foundation related.

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by @Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. 3.

My original plan was to put a HELOC on each unit and pull 80% of the value out to recoup my cash, however now I’m considering doing a cashout refi in six months for the same amount or more.Using the HELOC, my original plan was to take a 50k line on each unit and use all of my cash flow (no money set aside for reserves/profit) to not only pay the interest but also the principle down.

Some times you can’t put a price on peace of mind. 

It seems to me if the tenant truly is willing to offer up $300K down that he is serious about the property and that he is confident they will have financing set up by the time their lease is up (22 months).  

Not taking full advantage of all the incentives they provide for the work and the life is setting yourself up for a fall.

look into the affidavit filed at the courthouse that gave rise to the peace order. 

I like to have an appraisal done as soon as I take possession to set that base value.

After several phone calls and meetings, with accountant, financial adviser, and attorney,  (my team) I have decided to go with setting up a new LLC for this property.