We leveraged our expertise in property evaluation and market analysis to secure the deal at a favorable price of $93,000, ensuring both parties were satisfied with the terms and conditions.

We negotiated directly with the seller, leveraging our experience to agree on a deal that provided both parties with value, ultimately leading to a smooth and profitable transaction.

In this relationship, a (typically) unlicensed party raised money for the "main GP", and was given a share of the GP.  

Good deals (great deals) are WORKED - negotiated, bartered, set up creatively, and necessitate understanding the opposite parties motivations, desires, needs, pressures, etc.

Hey @Tony Pham - I am a little late to the party, but wanted to make sure I still welcomed you to BiggerPockets and the Chicago real estate community.  

@Femi Ibrahim You should get a real estate attorney on the case NOW.If there was misrepresentation and/or negligence, you might have a case to sue the company, the real estate agent or possibly some other parties. 

Can anyone recommend a third party phone/answering service that can field and respond to maintenance requests from tenants?

For the most part, I deal with a broker that underwrites 40-50 companies, so we have choices and I can make a decision then

What if all 3 of those identified replacement properties sell to other interested parties during the 180 day closing period and we never get any under contract?

As to who is on the title, if you have three separate parties, this gets tricky and needs to be negotiated.