The answer is a cash out refi and quit claim to your LLC.

@Zach P.I don't understand your dilemma of "versus not opening the business at all" while you also claim "the extra income I am already making."

The idea is that they want to push any slip and fall claims out to the contractor.

If they have, or they claim they have, that money should be handed to you by the Seller at closing.

Go to Small Claims Court and sue for unpaid rent. 

The advantage is I have full control over the process and can and do work with those customers with abnormal circumstances.

I was torn because of alot of the companies I interview had despite many good reviews, alot of bad reviews and customer service.

I can not claim to be smart enough to have started real estate when I was back in school haha, but I am sure I might be able to relate since sometimes it feels like I have multiple full-time jobs haha.I just try to focus on what I am doing during the moment and then switch gears when I need to. 

It is hard to claim separation from a property whey you hold a personal mortgage for it.

If they start dropping the price it can begin to unravel their entire developments valuation, which could jeopardize future sales and result in unhappy customers since you're now gutting their values.