Now that you've read all the advice on how to charge the tenant, how to restructure the lease, etc, it's time to take action.  

If you're subleasing, make sure you're collecting and reporting everything cleanly to reflect strong cash flow.Do you need to pay off your home and rental property completely—or just restructure debt?

Two of the seven properties in one of my funds are either already foreclosed or about to restructure and shove down the original investors, like was done on my deal. 

He did say he wanted to talk about restructuring the contract but I have no interest in doing that.

In fact, I would fully expect the borrower to accurately report any change in ownership structure if asked.Additionally, this type of restructuring is explicitly contemplated by Fannie and Freddie guidelines.

The mortgage company stated that if I were to get the loan switched to my LLC, being that it was under FHA I'd have to restructure the loan basically start over.

The firm tried to give investors hope they might recover something in restructuring an investment, but the timeframe was years out and it would be a tiny recovery.

Debt restructuring and credit optimization.

You could have as well restructured deal and provided deal improvement instead of trying to milk 5-6+% commissions on the new deal from invetors.

Before I go pay an estate attorney to restructure everything, thoughts about these strategies?