That, by the way, isn't a bad thing and doesn't render the plan useless...you just have to accept it.

This was the explanation for the fee.BUYER AGENCY SERVICE FEE OF $295.00 IS AGREED TO BE PAID IN EXCHANGE FOR SERVICES RENDERED:1.)

I’m assuming most investors won’t maintain this distinction and will instead commingle personal and business funds or misuse business assets as personal assets, rendering the LLC useless.

first walk into your local planning department and public works and see if its zoned correctly and if there is infrastructure to handle that much sewer and water demand.. many times having to up size or do a lot of offsite work renders a project not fically feasible.

Lack of build-ability renders it worth nothing more than the parking lot it is being used for. 

I have (and have had for quite some years now) an agent I always work with and have always been very pleased with the service she renders.

If a contractor or a neighbor or investor on another project, a contract purchaser, a partner, or the town, etc. etc. sues your LLC and it's a site-specific LLC (with few exceptions, of course fraud being one), as long as you maintain a separate bank account and hold each property's LLC out as its own entity, then if a judgment is rendered against you, it can only be collected against that single property, not all of them.

Skills of value that I could offer would be architectural planning, design, 3d rendering, surveying, and of course hustle.

Thanks James, I am well aware of the rules, but I do really appreciate you looking out for my interest.I believe his business is predicated upon the following clause of the CA Civil Code:(b) A foreclosure consultant does not include any of thefollowing: (1) A person licensed to practice law in this state when theperson renders service in the course of his or her practice as anattorney at law.Is there any issue with doing this?

If a homeowner owes a bunch of back taxes he also owes a bunch of money to the bank rendering the deal obsoleate.So does it workIf so