@Todd FindleyIf foreclosure procedures are already started, filing bankruptcy won't stop the process, but will delay things until the courts sort out everything.

Deciding between a commercial or conventional loan sort of depends on your risk tolerance what you can expect with the process.

Then again, I personally do mix the reasoning together because of the fact that m2m usually causes me more turnover and therefore costs compared to 1 year leases.I have to admit, though, that so far this is a mixed pool of sorts since my 1 year lease tenants tend to actually leave after this year due to relocation etc while some of my m2m stay even longer than 12 months...

The good news for us is that lending law allows us to use any non-deceptive terms, so by using "Private Lender," we can avoid all sorts state and federal regulations.

I cant image that such a conversion makes sense (except for converting an unused basement to a separate apartment like on the east coast), and it would likely make much more sense to sell the existing SFH and buy a multifamily house.

I know if the people can do some sort of owner financing.

Is there some sort of tax benefit to doing it either way?

I'm in our procurement department, so I spend all day working with our suppliers of both goods and services, helping folks at our resort properties sort through issues, finding strange/large/expensive/hard-to-find items, and bidding out items that we need for various projects to generate savings for the company.

Google always has pretty up to date images on the maps app/feature.I then take these addresses and put them in an excel spreadsheet and I typically do some research on the county tax assessor site.

If anyone has any idea of any sort feel free to message me so we can chat further.