They don't have to stop and think as long as I do about a situation.2.

I would look to other countries and borrow what works.1.

Offer the bank a note buy out at a discounted term, if they refuse, I would make it look like a strategic default and stop paying, and re-make the offer a few times.

Or your tenant will stop paying and force you to evict.

Sounds like you only borrowed the money for 10 years, but had a 15 year amortization (or something like that).

This cause water to leak out of the connections and causes water damage to the ceiling.The washer/dryer is in the hall upstairs on our units.We have also found tenants will use the cheap rubber hoses instead of the steel braided ones or not have a washer fitting inside the connection which causes a leak.Also if it is an older washer or connections at the wall the threading is older and even if you tighten it will leak.This is why we use Teflon tape when putting the steel lines on.It fills the imperfections of the threading and stops any leaks at the connection.Another area of leakage is at the discharge hose.If it is not properly clamped at the washer,has an old hose,or where the discharge hose goes into the drain line could cause a leak.

Another way could be to borrow from family/friends and do the same.

But does a 50% stake in profits plus equity really make sense on the side of the borrower, for a long term buy & hold.

If someone came to wholesale a property I would stop listening if their pitch was "there are 6 active listings at 200K or less".

If an association has many people stop paying their HOA due to loss of income or foreclosure than HOA dues will be raised or even an asseesment may be issued.