End quoteIMHO Land contracts in OH are unique, in that they have the 20% or 5 yr rule to avoid foreclosure and evict in landlord tenant court instead.But see a OH landlord tenant attorney.See http://www.ehow.com/info_12079010_eviction-process-land-contracts-ohio.htmlWhew!

Currently I work for a cable service company so I have the unique opportunity to be paid while, as you call it, driving for dollars.

My renovation has already had a few change orders and my budget is getting stretched thin.

That is unique in itself.  

You are in a unique position where you're not necessarily tied to staying in a particular property for any extended period of time.

C, C-, D class come with their own unique issues.If you want to see an example of a map of Columbus, OH that I’ve mapped out by ever neighborhood grade I’d be happy to share.

I currently have 3 properties each with a unique LLC.

I'm not exactly sure why but in some areas, this is the case (my properties are B and C class houses/neighborhoods) and it's not unique to my part of the world. 

I have a bunch of equity in the sfh, but it would be a stretch to show that much appreciation in the fourplex which I used 5% down for.

If you just tell them they can pay "whenever able" then it will stretch out too long and you'll find them months behind.