Should we sell them for full market value to the LLC or should we just sell them for the price of the debts plus a little extra so the financing from the LLC isn't unmanageable.please help me save my mom, this is her only retirement plan, she's 56 and although quite spunky and very handy, she's not the spring chicken she used to be and I'm maxed out trying to find a way forward for her.

The chicken or the egg of the real estate world.

Of course our 2 Cows, several chickens and guns are protected as well 

I would like to move to Austin (as there are many like-minded entrepreneurs there) and want to live on a ranch with 2+ acres, so I can raise goats, chickens, and have fruit and vegetable garden. 

You seem fancied on the idea, will be impulsive on the decision, and a chicken in execution.

But as time goes by, and my focus leans more toward legacy building, I am sometimes conflicted as to where to focus my energy... continue expanding, educating the kids, or enjoying the moment and allowing the kids to do their own thing versus steering them into REI.I find myself taking pauses to enjoy the cash flow, spend time with the kids, and deal with my wife's hobby farm... involving about 70 chickens and two separate gardening areas, while she enjoys working full-time at a local college.

I have quartz for my own house, but I know I won’t be cutting raw chicken on it, not so sure about tenants.

Wait, you have no proof of earned income yet, how can you have a SOLO-K...chicken vs the egg syndrome?

They may pay you in chickens and watermelons but they will pay you.  

Hello folks - Even though this was a failure I consider this a learning experience and looking for some insight since it looks like a chicken and egg situation.I won a bid on a website for a 1955 Capecod.