I would not be caught dead in Daytona with a wood frame house, for example. 

I wouldn't think anything of the dead numbers or non responsive landlords.

You are now dead in the water.  

Any competent attorney that is dead set on getting to your personal assets can pierce the vail of the LLC and get to your personal assets.

@Thomas Seay is in the middle of one of the longest running and hottest markets around AND holding 3 winning tickets that most investors could never touch.When the market wobbles, is when true investors really need to analyze the nuances of their individual market, and not base decisions on anecdotal observations of empty windows and far away dead projects from a distant past.I stand by my original recommendation that the OP, hold his properties, refinance and get finances in place for when the market does take a dip. 

@Barak YakobovichHi Barak, at your price point i'd look in south linden, north linden, hilltop, and the south-east areas of 43206.you may also look want to look up in Cleveland, if you're not dead set on Columbus!

Bringing this post back from the dead!

Not to beat a dead horse, but I would agree with many others in this post and think that selling it would likely make the most sense.

@Shane Pico @Bill Brandt @Lori Goldsmith At least here, there is no valid basis for filing a LP….the contract is dead so the buyer has no interest or claim on the property itself…..this is solely a dispute over the EM being held in escrow.  

I am dead set on wanting to purchase a multifamily home to house hack and start building my Real Estate Portfolio!