Not that i am too experienced in this field but depending on how they plan on selling it, i'd just make sure that you get some clarification in writing as to their intent - for example, are they going to treat you as a wholesaler, or are they going to treat you as if you were their real estate agent representing them.

That may be one reason why I'm getting the questionable tenant population in a middle class neighborhood that treat the property like a cheap apartment.

I invest in RE to grow my seed money quickly, and to take the returns in the form of cash, so I can move forward even faster.I take the profits, and use some of it to invest in stocks...but I treat the stock market like a bank account. 

He treated me like dirt.

We are a professional PM company who has clients from all over the world, who has not seen their properties nor met us in person, but we treat every client the exact same way; we give them the best spread, greatest renters, provide excellent maintenance, and as many reports as possible.

It was a nominal amount of 729$...but for the sake of being fair I'm trying to gauge what the collective response would be.I agreed on listing the property for no fee (on the listing side) after repairs but ultimately my partners feel that the money from the buyers commission should be treated as profit to the LLC.  

Hi Frank,Yes, if you have a LLC, that is treated as a separate "person" and therefore the LLC needs an attorney to represent it in court, be it eviction or defending itself.

Every situation is different.There won't be much point to creating it in another state because California will still treat it as if it's a CA LLC because that's where you are doing business.

View earlier this month.I did not see one person there that looked like they hated their job.. and were burnt out of working in an cube LOLwhat I saw was huge diversity in culture a company that over the top treat their employees like nothing I had ever seenFood was great and legendary I guess and FREE you work there you never have to buy food or Coffee real Baristas in every building just about.. 

I guess that is why I said "(not Texas except in limited circumstances)" ;-) Since he isn't in Texas it isn't relevant to him, but since I buy and sell in Texas I want those who also intend to buy and sell in Texas to be alerted that Lease Options have to be treated differently and they are advised to seek legal counsel if they choose to do Lease Options in Texas.