I love to see old cabinets painted and restructured to fit the new space!

Hopefully, that makes sense.My one current idea was to see if SellerA would assign/transfer the land contract to SellerB, and then just have SellerB restructure the payments.

Examples are foundation work or restructuring the property, adding a bathroom, increasing the size of kitchen, building an addition,… These are considered high risk flips as costs for repair my substantially eat into profit or make it a loss unless you have done it before and know exactly what type of work you are getting into.For my first work, I am more interested in doing a rehab with most common improvements such as paint, carpet, broken windows, leaky roof, counter tops, garage doors ,…. that will prove me with a good learning experience as well as a reasonable profit as a bonus :-)

You may be able to restructure the contract by taking out the words "acquisition fee" and instead receiving compensatory equity.

So it looks like I needed to restructure my retirement plan and begin a LLC.

I'm actually in the process of restructuring my business around the model.

You want to be as simple and streamlined as possible, and a system that reflects your current investments, but gives you option / room to grow without restructuring.

Owning a business, and this is a business, has issues; Some days it's growth, other days it funding, repairs, vacancy, capital, debt restructuring, staffing... and on, and on it goes.

@Emily N.Emily, not sure where you sourced your capital, but is the 5 year hit negotiable for restructure?

•Shouldn't companies, no matter what state they reside in from a political point of view, if run poorly, be allowed to fail or forced to restructure?