If the tenant decides to withhold rent or take legal action, this could lead to the property being condemned until the mold is remediated, which could cost you even more in the long run.If the mold remediation is too expensive, selling AS-IS might be the way to go.

I think there is more to dive into next week in the meeting and having seen the loans come up due and withholding our payouts to pay for the new floating rates.

I'm ok with holding for a year or 2.

We have a small payment left on the contract which I am withholding until completion.We did have to get permits and the city inspector has added work at every inspection so that has caused distractions (necessary ones) along the way.Our visit to site today was more of the same, I immediately reached out to the GC with photos of every space - interior and exterior - asking how they can claim we will be done in a week when we are clearly not that close. 

You’re correct that you’ll need to pay yourself a reasonable salary through payroll (with tax withholdings and filings), while the remaining profits can be taken as distributions not subject to payroll taxes.

Handling maintenance and withholding payment from your disbursement is, literally, how the PM business model works. 

Sometimes a tenant will try to withhold rent or use as a defense in a lawsuit based upon something the landlord did or failed to do.

FIRPTA withholding (Google it)4.

Looking for quick legal opinion, at a high level in Ohio.  
Problem tenant, 3 month in a row of paying egregiously late.  Base rent is $1520.  Late fees are 25/day per the contract.Rent due the 1st, late as of the 4t...

If they don't move in, you are required to make a reasonable effort to re-rent the property and then you can only withhold that portion of the security deposit that offsets the lost rent from the time they don't move in until the time you get someone else to move in.