I also think that short-term investments are not very sensitive to location.

Taking an existing contract to use can be like putting a square peg in a round hole and if you don't "underwrite" the borrower and provide resonable safeguards you could have problems down the road.Lastly, you need to address the issues arising from your investigation of the buyer so that you actually use the right kind of contract for the circumstances.

I am also a bit culturally different from most people in the U.S. and can be quite blunt in my statements - I do not want a very emotionally sensitive person on my team.This will be a full-time job because I do a lot of properties - my business is like Wal-Mart's - high volume and low margins.I would really appreciate any thoughts and suggestions, including how much to pay the person, how to structure the compensation, what did I miss in my list of requirements, etc.Thanks for reading and for your advice and guidance on this very critial issue for me.

Some areas are very sensitive in down turns.I suggest you contact other owners that have properties managed and see what they say.

HiIf I buy under LLC, does the LLC have to be 'Manager' kind to protect ones interest and safeguard from liability.Do I need to consider putting it on to a trust or something.

In order to avoid the posting of sensitive information, please do not put addresses or individual information including names in the posting.1st MortgageName of Lender/Servicer: Is Buyer on A to B an Investor?

Section (i) defines the intent and purpose: "agreements to be in writing", "to safeguard the public against deceit...".

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Without a doubt, people vary in their chemical sensitivity.

The only reason you get back more on the sale, about $73K, than you put in, about $66K is thanks to the principle paydown, which totaled $32K over the 10 years.That's called a "sensitivity analysis".