It likely will not go well because you are way too late on this.If you were a tenant paying rent would you want to just get a letter from the new owner telling you to get out with no prior conversation or warning?

What is the status of that well?  

The answer is obvious, thus it’s obvious to maximize tax deferral as long as you’re investing the money (and enjoying some of it as well).

For those concerned about the liability, that is my hesitation as well.

I'd recommend periodically visually inspecting the water drainage flow every so often and advising future tennants that the a/c drains there, therefore please make sure that that sink drains very well at all times and notify you asap if it does not.  

I saw on Seth's website he actually did a review of Mark's program and ultimately recommended it (while mentioning things he didn't like as well). 

Unlike your situation, the parcels were always separate from each other, but the sellers loan was collateralized against both the single family home parcel as well as the vacant parcel.

@Lucas Hunt I'm curious as well.

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