The point here is that a straight forward approach to joining a US based LLC and making investments may very well be the worst tax idea that you could come up with, considering the available family member willing to do business with you.

Then a land contract, then straight owner financing.

I will head straight to the title companies to get their direction.

I almost birddogged this one but figured I wanted to learn how to maximize my low equity leads so I jumped right in.I am kind of figuring it out as I go right now, maybe I had it priced too high.The fact is that I have an investor buyer who wants to do a straight up subject to with the owner, and is willing to give me a $2500 assignment fee.

A foreclosure doesn't "wipe out" IRS liens, if they cut loose of the lien it was by choice and it's common, but not required.

I love the concept of straight-up coworking space, and if it’s done right it can be phenomenal (WeWork etc).

To have 6 clear titles you have done something right in the past cut your losses and do it again.

On weekdays, if they can get to the property, they will cut an initial path before 06:30, in so all tenants can get out and get to work.

I would fear that they just went bankrupt and are informally collecting just enough cash to cut the grass and clear the snow.

After financing $ 7,440 a year.Now that I've got that all written out, I see that I really need to focus on getting the rents up to market as well as cutting some expenses.