@Trent Warner That's right, to see results, you need to take action and take the risk to grow.

@Jace ThorntonYou may want to consider a transfer of assets from yourself to an LLC that you are a member of.This would not be considered a sale and not result in capital gain.Best to consult with a CPA.Best of luck

Anyway, I ask because I had a conversation with a co-worker that I would always try to work with someone that hit on tough times if I could, and a crazy idea like this might really put a smile on my tenants faces and better yet, provide even more loyalty to produce less tenant turnover. 

As a result, I am currently unable to make a routine capable of producing consistent results until I know exactly who I should be talking to.

Good tenants are the result of:Targeting the right tenant poolSelecting property properties that attract your target tenant poolA skilled property managerHow do you determine the right tenant pool that will support your financial goals?

I feel "diversified" enough that if one of them stops producing income, for whatever reason, we still have enough income from the others that it wouldn't hurt.

I think your recourse is a timely termination of the contract based on the buyer's failure to produce the deposit.

But at the same time, I have realized when you trigger an address by filing something it usually sends up a flag to the local tax commissions or authorities for the address listed which will sometimes trigger more back and forth explanations where everyone is looking for their share of any income produced.  

David Greene mentions that to see results using BRRR…you have to increase profits and decrease basis.

We asked 100 landlords Following up on the results of the survey on the biggest pain points people have faced with PM on the "I hate rentals post"1.