Hi, I have multiple projects in progress, like syndication and a fund alike. The fund is focused on buying single families, and the syndicate setup is for multifamilies. In talking with lenders and brokers, I am getti...

Choose the ones you like and keep an eye on things.

Wow, I'm such a silly and fun-loving person, it's hard to choose one.

The strategy you choose depends on your long-term goals.

You can choose who gets to live with you and share your space.This individual is clearly making you uncomfortable.

(The actual dates you choose will be dependent on the terms of your management agreement and/or decisions you make and communicate in writing to your current management regarding the actual cutoff date and local law for such tenant notices)Also, regardless if you ARE or are not named on the tenant lease, you cannot change the current lease term, but whoever will be managing it will need to honor the stated end date and all other terms, other than change of payment location and contact info as above.

As for the other strategies you are thinking about, I would recommend you educate yourself and choose the ONE that speaks to you to the most. 

In the following article, I’ll discuss some of the most important items to consider when choosing your jockey.FamiliarityIf you’ve been reading all my blogs, you are likely starting to see a trend with this first item.

This takes a little more work, but it's the most fair and reduces the likelihood of tenants that squander utilities.If you choose #2 or #3, there are considerations:Start with an average.

But always, I was respectful of them and of a tough situation, offering honest solutions and we both benefited.I now do "Subject To" instead, with Joint Investors, because it is far less risky, it is more profitable, less work and a much faster way to wealth with a $25,000 investment instead of the $200,000 and $300,000 I had to use in the market I was in.If you choose to do Foreclosures, my method works great, but find out if it is even still legal since the changes of 2011, and 2016.