Most often tenant-occupied properties are sold because the landlord is tired of the circumstances and wants to cut their losses. 

No matter what age, ethnicity, handicap, or circumstance we find ourselves in, REI is so versatile and able to provide freedom at any level for anybody. 

What I've gathered is that it all State specific and based on facts and circumstances. 

I would love to hear if someone has had a similar set of circumstances or opinions on a best method to grow and scale with this set up.

A little proactive education can easily prevent injuries and damage in some circumstances, but you should generally cue off of innocuous questions or comments, rather than making assumptions, unless a caseworker has suggested they would be unfamiliar.

If you’re already in a Fix & Flip project, but you need additional capital due to unforeseen circumstances how do you raise that money to complete a BRRRR that you already started.

After years of bidding wars and properties going like hot-cakes over asking price, it’s easy to forget what the market COULD look like if circumstances changed and the market dove into a BUYER’S market.Let’s look at the two side by side just for some “mental push-ups.”Situation #1Seller’s Market (Where we have spent the last 5 - 10 years)Very low inventory (real estate assets available for purchase on the open market)Low cost and easy to obtainLots of buyers ready to buyTHE RESULT: BUYERS COMPETE against one another in an effort to win the deal and they drive ASSET VALUES UP in the process.Situation #2Buyer’s Market (Where I believe we could be headed)Very high inventoryHigh cost and more difficult to obtain financingVery few buyers ready to buyTHE RESULT: SELLERS COMPETE against each other in an effort to win the BUYER.

Due to personal circumstances I will not be in a position to actually "jump in" until sometime in 2026.

Are there any specific suggestions or guidelines to consider for the lease and/or screening in this circumstance?

We have to bring a sense of caution and aggressive action depending on the circumstances or nature of the emergency.