a build to suit or ground lease may offer some benefits for you also over the sale.  

In the case above you are in a bit of a grey area, but if you were able to prove that the cable was in good shape and that the cause of the issues was based on their actions alone, you would have a pretty solid case that the tenant is at fault and needs to pay. 

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., the Colorado lots),Either hold them as-is or do a build-to-suit 1031 exchange (complex, using an Exchange Accommodation Titleholder),Rent the new builds for a reasonable period (typically 1–2 years) to show investment intent, thenSell or 1031 again later.The key test is intent to hold for investment, not resale.

I have 2 more lots ready to build to suit on this property, so it could end up being a nice little community.   

@Braeden Hilbish Yes, you can use a 1031 exchange to build a barndominium on gifted land, but only through a build-to-suit (construction) exchange, which requires a qualified intermediary (QI) to temporarily hold title and use your $100K proceeds to fund improvements.

, they have somehow not had a class action law suit filed against them, and are still deploying the same "look at all of these happy customer" tactics in the forums.  

What type of loan would be best suited for the remodel?

Anti-SLAPP statutes exist in many U.S. jurisdictions, including Illinois, and allow for the immediate dismissal of such suits along with the recovery of attorneys’ fees and costs by the defendant.

Also, since this is an FHA loan, there is 100% a due on sale clause.As others have mentioned, the legal advice I have received is that having the note/mortgage individually but having the property owned by the LLC creates a potential pathway to pierce the corporate veil in a suit.