Obviously he could just say no whenever I make an attempt to contact, but how do I get him to stick around long enough to know I'm not trying to make some quick cash from what he has worked hard for in his eyes.

If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change right before your eyes."

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Thanks Tracy, your recent posts have been very eye opening.

Hello,I've had my eye on an 8-plex in an area of Alabama that I invest in. 

The oldest of our four kids is just applying to colleges and it has been very eye-opening.

Again, I am exaggerating a little bit here, but as I close my eyes and see the pinched, uncomfortable faces of board members and home owners any time these types of topics come up, I can promise you that I'm really not that far off the mark.Now, this is all reversed if you happen to have a board of directors that has a decent representation of investors on the board. 

You should keep an eye on it and maybe see it again if it goes for sale.

In that event the activity of the property will still be reported on your Schedule E so nothing will change from a tax reporting perspective and in the eyes of the IRS the taxpayer hasn't changed either - just the name on deed.

Upon doing this, I realized I’d like to keep a much closer eye out for any developing problems in my crawls & attics.What do you all do?