Especially for bigger multifamily deals where a massive deposit can eat into capital.Using a surety bond like this seems a great way to free up capital without compromising operations.

I don’t deal with crooks, and I don’t compromise with them.

So this is a great compromise: it lets her preserve her credit, but doesn’t damage our property, and encourages her not to destroy the property prior to leaving.  

That, no good deed goes unpunished when people don't get exactly what they want:(You offered a compromise that was less than the full penalty, but because you didn't give them exactly what they wanted - you are the "bad" person.

Afterwards, you can transfer the property into a Trust and connect that Trust to an LLC for anonymity and asset protection, without compromising your loan.

If you are willing to compromise on those two factors you can optimize for your financial metrics and really try to get cash out of the deal, ideally 25%.But I think a full cash recycle is more of a unicorn, at least for me.

The original poster, psychologically compromised, feels a compulsion to attack the BP members who posters accusing them of self interest, stupidity, being “haters”, jealousy, dishonest, unknowledgeable, and biased.  

You're thinking along the right lines—focus on cash flow first, but don't compromise too heavily on location.

Its really about market rent and the compromise is to keep it slightly below.

Lastly, if the price is unreasonable talk to the plumber see of there’s any compromise.