JFK wanted to issue a different currency.

Realtor comps came in at $150-$175K (albeit no paired sales or comprehensive analysis provided yet).

If OPEC decided tomorrow that they'd like to denominate oil in a "basket" of currencies we'd be in deep doo doo.

This seems like a good idea paired with the Option.

The one I'd like as much of the funds to roll into has a lower LTV of 38% so I need to pair it with a higher LTV (which has 73% LTV). 

@Gabe Gordon I understand the frustration because my buddy's car window was just smashed for a pair of pants and shoes. $180 for a new window and he had to wait 5 days because of all of recent smashes keeping the window guy busy.

For information on the best approach for your particular case, I would recommend pairing the services of a licensed attorney and a good CPA in your state of operation.From a legal perspective, the number of LLCs are typically controlled by the types of assets the owners have, their risk aversion, the amount of money coming in, common practices of the business owner, and the number of assets.

So, for someone with a lot of money in a country where the currency is volatile, they may consider "storing" money in SF real estate a better idea that possibly losing 40% this year from fluctuations (SF is one of the most well known cities in the world and draws a lot of international interest).Secondly, for those doing this locally, you also have to remember that the very poor condition home that was rehabbed could easily be worth a few hundred thousand dollars more now depending on where it is.

I haven't thought about pairing up on any flips but it's certainly worth considering.

Europe continues  have problems caused largely by their poorly designed monetary system the Euro as a shared currency.