Those are legal issues, not tax issues, and renaming the relationship does not protect you.If it actually worked the way the guru claims, I'm sure every landlord in strict markets would already be doing it.

In September 2021, when things were opening back up again, I was ordered by the Court to to "show cause" why the case shouldn't be dismissed out of hand. 

In the meantime, continue to document everything and follow the proper legal steps through the eviction portal if it comes to that.

"Developer" STEEVE RAYMOND who solicits investors on this website was exposed on the Chicago ABC News relating to numerous just FRAUD LAWSUITS filed against him by Chicago attorney Ana McNamara, Esq. for taking investor money for supposed building "Rehabs" BELOW IS THE LINK TO THE STORY:McNamara Legal McNamara Legal | Chicago IL

Quote from @Elealeh Fulmaran: Tough combo: rural, 7 acres, hand‑dug well, unpermitted structures, and minor water damage knocks out most agency and FHA options.

However I agree with the Motion for summary judgment surrounding the QUIET TITLE action affirmed its likely NOT a collectable debt and YES we are getting a more firm legal opinion on that... 

Make sure sending the notice is legal that way in your state. 

Why would you rely on a legal solution, which is costly and time consuming, when you can just hand the problem over to an insurance company to handle it?

You'll definitely want to make everything is set up correctly from a tax and legal perspective before making any moves here.If the HOA allows you to rent the condo, it could make for a solid long-term rental.

You don’t need a signed lease or to hand over the keys; as long as the property is ready for tenants and you could rent it out, you can start depreciating it.Since your property is currently being remodeled and listed for sale, it generally wouldn’t be depreciable yet because the IRS considers it held for sale.