Does anyone know if there's a temporary fix; like a handle that can be attached to this stem? 

The remaining amount from repairs will probably requiring you taking your tenants to court, getting a judgement and attaching wages, etc... to get that money back.

What is the appraised value, what are market rents, do you have any personal attachment to the property.

I’ll attach some pictures if I can figure out how (still new here) so you could see the damage.

In fact, the DST is ideal for the California resident precisely because it avoids the burdensome Franchise Tax.A DST may sue or be sued, and property held in a DST is subject to attachment or execution as if the trust were a corporation.

I think i'll do this because they originally were not allowed to have the garageThe problem is it's a duplex with two houses on alot and this is an attached garageI hope that won't give an issue with LAHD RSO they're strict down in LA too This tenant is the worst. 

Being insulted would apply emotion is attached to the property, which is never good for business.

@Mike GehardHi Mike, I've attached some links to some resources that I think may be helpful:The Best Questions to Ask Syndicators in Evaluating Multifamily DealsThe Seven Reasons Why I Prefer Multifamily ApartmentsAbout your comment on trust. yes!

We welcome any recommendations in the MD/DC area, either directly from folks here or a link to another subforum.As far as the cabinets themselves, they look fine in the pictures (attaching a photo of one side of the kitchen to give a sense).

Both have high credit scoresProperty Goals: Positively contribute to the growth and recovery of SE MichiganThe Property: Type: Quadplex with Attached Commercial unitLocation: SE Michigan, 20 min commute from either Detroit or Ann ArborAsking Price: $269,000Repairs: $20K max (tear down of a barn that needs to happen within the next 5 years and maybe a kitchen rebuild)Approach: House Hack for 1-2 yrsProperty Income: $517/mo. after expenses while house hacking, $1,017/mo. after I leaveCash on Cash ROI: 15.9%Numbers I used to calculate this: ARV $269k (to be super conservative), $3k closing cost, $20k repair, 20% down with a 4.8%APR amortized over 30yr., Taxes $7779/yr.