Just another “illegal taking” my your local government.

Unlike some states, North Carolina does not impose a state property tax, leaving the determination of tax rates to local governments.

There were a couple of comments/concerns regarding the individual LLC Operating Agreements, and you certainly want to have the Operating Agreements reviewed to make sure there is nothing in there that might cause concern or problems between each of the individual owners, but the most important document would be a newly drafted Tenant-In-Common Agreement that governs how the TIC will be managed/operated. 

I wondered if it was true or not but I can see that kind of service out there for those that dont want or cant get government help.  

The assumption here is that the US government will continue to be a government and will not default on its loans.

Ease off the gas pedal local governments, holy sh!

You as a tenant can't be governed by rules that were written by a licensing body to govern their licensees. 

The city's ongoing cultural and economic resurgence, supported by proactive local government incentives, enhances property values and attracts a growing population.

ACT 60 makes you a slave to the government and the island.

True Joel, but like pulling teeth to get Syndicators to show you their track record, ie actual total returns with breakdowns of distributions + capital appreciation + principal paydown etc, and SEC so loosely governs Real Estate that it's the only investment category that doesn't require standardized return metrics like the 30=day SEC yield on any fixed income product is mandatory, or audited GAAP accounting standards on finacials from public stocks/Reits etc Real estate seems to be still a bit more un-regulated "Wild Wild West" than other parts of the investment economy, but i guess hence the much better returns i've had in real estate, risk = rewards This is why the good sponsors get have audited financials and have a third party verify their track record.