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Constructive criticism: you are causing your own problems.You played social worker/charity organization, so the tenant No longer sees you as a landlord or business.

A single-member LLC treated as a disregarded entity has implications for personal taxes, etc. etc. etc. 

Id consider myself a socially responsible investor.

I went into the webinar archive and there is a treasure trove of content within it, not sure this is the one you specifically had in mind but I found this webinar which looks to contain good information about long distance investing:BiggerPockets: The Real Estate Investing Social NetworkI'll DM you separately, I'm interested in how you picked Columbus and how your deals are progressing within that market.

That means a real estate agent who is a fiduciary to you (the investor most certainly is not) and marketing through MLS, social media, PPC and whatever other channels they use.I'd take a close look at the appraiser. 

Yes, you're right, Venezuela used to be a much wealthier country before it turned to socialism/communism.

There could be some implications regarding your earnest money, but read your RE agent contract and the seller/buyer contract in detail. 

It involves relearning and understanding new definitions of:1 - Cost2 - Assets3 - Risk...and the implications of concepts to REI, such as:4 - Exponential returns instead of linear returns5 - Living on the "left" side of the equal sign, instead of the "right" side.6 - Taking control of the system, instead of living with the answer (I guess that's just #5 restated)....and refocusing on making money "move" and making "friends", instead of "standing still" and remaining vulnerable to its enemies.

Chances are, someone else out there has already been there, done that, and has experienced the challenges, and dreams that percolate through your own head every day.After the Christmas Holidays (and perhaps a lot of travel and social restrictions - there are certainly these where I am), we have an opportunity to reflect on 2020, whether or not we hit our goals, lessons learned, and thinking about how we can kick of 2021 with a positive mindset of growth, equanimity, gratitude, and a healthy spirit.I love these kinds of threads.