Will admit the calculations shared on how debit is supported seemed a bit complex and hocus-pocus numbers.)So in 2025 (lets say 2026,) what are the best ways to for landlords to step back from being a maintenance person without getting beat up in the process?

@Tracey Virtue There is a ton on complexity to it for sure.

A good title company can handle many complex real estate transactions. 

New suburb areas are continuing new construction - a small rental neighborhood should be coming online, a couple of luxury apartment complexes finishing up - so there is activity but it is primarily on the higher end of things from what I can see.

In many cases, having these protections in place also strengthens your position during negotiations or legal disputes, often resulting in more favorable outcomes.To navigate these complexities effectively, I highly recommend assembling a trusted team of qualified professionals.

. ;-)Foreclosure is a very complex process involving lots of laws and procedures. 

Our local town of 60,000 has a huge complex just for Soccer. 1. 

It’s more complex, but it’s how some people bridge the gap between a simple sale and full-blown development.If you’d prefer less risk and headache, selling directly to a reputable developer now might actually give you a better outcome than rehabbing, since they’ll pay based on the land’s future potential, not just the house’s current state.Bottom line is weigh your risk tolerance.

You've added some complexity with your structure so you'll want to consult and use a cpa that knows how to handle rental properties!

We are doing exterior paint of the building, new lighting in the parking lot, exterior fence around the perimeter of the complex, and a new monument sign to help with tenant exposure.