Funding fee is higher the subsequent uses, so that is something to consider. 

Do not waive that condition until the seller serves Notice to Sell and the subsequent Notice of Non-Renewal.

Ergo, when you subsequently sell the shares you would owe capital gains on the difference between your basis ($500) and the amount that the stock was sold for.Say, you eventually sell the stock for $1,700, your capital gains would be the difference of the "carryover" basis of $500 (NOT the $1,000 FMV as of the date of gift) and the selling price of $1,700; hence, your capital gain would be $1,200 - subject to the capital gains tax rate that would be in effect at that time.Again, seek out a competent tax advisor for further guidance.

@John Claborn Talk with Jonathan Hill from Aim Bank on Slide Rd.

But if you close on the property in your legal name it doesn't matter if you subsequently transfer the deed into your LLC, the initial deed will still be recorded with your county in your name.    

As that "high technology business slowly slides into "low tech" side of the scale, corporations will look for ways to minimize costs because they will no longer be the "it" company and pulling the giant PE ratios. 

The EU is going to fail as the Euro was drawing near parity with the Dollar in January after a long slide down from the High in May of 2014.

Because of this, homebuilders have been constructing houses at a pace of 1 million a year since 2015, nearly doubling any housing construction that was occurring in 2009 and subsequently after.

If you put extra money on the left end, the only thing that changes is that the lever tilts and the property slides closer towards you faster, but you are now controlling the property using much more weight on the left end (unnecessary). 

Odd floorplan, bad view etc-comps -condition of unit-quality of tenant I've let a lot slide if the tenant is great or the unit is compromised in some ways.