I always recommending reading the information made publicly available about companies who do a regulation a+ offeringI have no opinion or research on this company.

There's a certain firm out there I've seen that advertises this and uses scare tactics to sell expensive estate/legal packages.

I am going to agree to a number close to his... likely. he is very firm on it. we are drafting a cash for keys document. i am going to get the title in 4 weeks. do we still need to do a quit claim deed? 

In NY there are several posting regulations and time needed to create the Exchange accommodating title holder. 

Does anyone have any idea if they would regulate?

Some people are not familiar with regulations I would use AI to research and give me an output. 4: Create an accounting page so investors can see how much there portfolio is worth, profit, expenses, etc.

However, depending on local regulations and the type of rental you are doing, you may need a business license.

We had a broker dealer arrangement and used their invest direct button since we had a regulation a+ offering.

Of course I am considering Sevier County TN, but there are so many new rentals coming on in this market, and I am thinking the supply will outpace demand.So, I have been looking into other markets for this concept -- namely Chattanooga, North Georgia, surrounding east Tennessee areas, and even NC Mountains (Robbinsville etc.)In these other markets, land is about half the cost, and they are much less restrictive about the structures / STR regulations etc.

The firm’s decision to exit First Eagle Investment Management raises a few key questions:1.Is Blackstone Reallocating Capital into Real Estate?