I will be getting married soon and my soon-to-be wife is more than willing to invest with me, but I don’t want to tie her name in yet to avoid damaging her credit if things take a led to turn somewhere.

I'd say you'd be hard pressed to find a small-time contractor holding a LEED cert. 

We have a monthly meetup at the Ale House in Brier Creek we'd love to see you at when we get back to doing in person things.

This month's will be Wednesday next week at the Carolina Ale House in Brier Creek.  6:00

Jon is correct about not being ale to assign.

of the month, Ale House, palm beach lakes blvd.BRIC Boca raton investment club, 2nd Thursday meetings

CVC or Walgreens, Steak n Ale, Red Lobster, etc.This is the easiest way out for a land owner, but you'll need great negotiation skills playing with the big boys and you will need an attorney.Consider condo-ized office retail, each owner builds to specs and purchases, sell or lease the land.

That said, if you fail to ale the payments, and depending on the contract between you and seller, the seller can sue for damages unless the contract specifically states otherwise.Typically in a sub2, you contract to take over payments and failure to do so is a violation of that contract.

If you guys have good jobs and credit, you should be ale to get a loan, maybe even a FHA that allows you to only put in 3.5%.

Pale Ales are good but I’m not a big IPA fan.