That said, I would opt for option 2 in your circumstance.

So you are right she is not a victim but she was victimized by being placed in a circumstance that prevented her from doing what she had a history of doing and that is paying her bills.I kind of agree with you here, but the problem is who is responsible for stepping in and preventing her from conducting her personal financial affairs as she sees fit?

I don't know if it's true under all circumstances, but my LLC has several large lines of credit that I personally guarantee and they don't show up on my personal credit...

I would never, ever, under any circumstance allow a real estate broker to have access to my credit file.

As for getting your license, it will help in specific circumstances, but overall it is not necessary.

It can vary or be negotiated under some circumstances.

Only in this narrowest of circumstances will the issue of whether or not you hold your property in an LLC even be an issue. 4.

Lenders will do them under the right circumstances but it's never a thing where you can say, OK I'll get back to you.

In special circumstances, we've been able to develop strong enough relationships with developers that they are willing to quit-claim the lot jointly into the name of my firm and the investor.

In my opinion, given the right circumstances there's nothing wrong with an interest only loan.