The house is the result of the situation, not the cause.Then you create a solution.

I'm looking at a foreclosed property owned by a reverse mortgage company called "Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc." 

I could also be interested in somehow selling them 80% (1.2M/1.5M) and somehow hanging on to 20% (300k/1.5M) as a long term investment.Bottom line is I am trying to find a solution whereby1. tenants pay 1.2M get to stay there long term2.

But in general, it can matter if it's a place people want to be or not because of- sustainability of those numbers.

Tell the owner you just want to move with no issues, and see if you can work a solution amicably. 

Many times you come back in and the terms are BETTER because they had to give up some of their profit to fund the deal, but there are times when there is no possible solution and they have to call the car back.

It was also more sustainable for me.

I feel like if the asset is leveraged correctly and can be "self-sustaining" (I'm sure that's not a term), then you can move on to the next one.  

This seems to be the best solution to me if were talking about the long game here in relationship to my goals of financial freedom.

Knowing he was likely to deploy, we made adjustments to his lease to extend it 15 months so he can get settled and work on finding a new rental or buying a home (HOA doesn’t allow 3 vehicles or use of a 3rd parking stall, so once we’re all back, we work with management to get extended parking passes until we find a solution/park on the street or they find a new place for rent).