My logic is leaning toward the bank loan due to lower costs. 

Divorces - in my experience - have been really hard to work with and logic is out of the window, however there should be a way to use emotions to get the deal done, although I havent found it yet OR to phrase your words to make them logical however this hasnt worked in my experience. 

So sure DMM can still be a viable option and for ever will (to reach such audience).

I actually gave Logical PM a call earlier today.

I don’t follow that logic... at all.Looks like 90+% of mortgages will be modified:https://money.yahoo.com/corona...My stance at this point is, if a renter can document a job loss or decrease of income/livelihood, I will make a claim with the lender under this, which means I will stop paying on that mortgage (or pay interest only or send several months of payments to the end of the loan, extending the total mortgage timeframe, etc) and I will adjust downward rent for that renter accordingly.

The logic is so flawed its ridiculous.

By this logic, if everyone is piling on the inflation bandwagon, then I would be inclined to bet on deflation, except that this would violate another one of my personal investment rules, which is: never bet on a zombie apocalypse, because even if you're right you can't collect, unless you're willing to take your payment in BRAAAINS.

And you logic would be that the exterior work shows tons of rot and you need to address that asap before you can rent it for anything.Congrats again sir, we here at bigger pockets support your endeavors.

Real Estate seemed to be the most logical stepping stone to reaching that goal.

@Simon Cox, logically, it's six of one, half a dozen of the other.