@Ryan FoxRealize if you setup a separate LLC to manage then it’s third party managed and you will need to most likely get licensed as well as additional insurance.

With an experienced attorney familiar with PRPs and a third party administrator.

My instinct tells me to name the seller as the Corporation on the contract and have the trustee sign as authorized party.

When we look for arbitrage units for our clients to sublease, we are upfront and honest, as well as explain the risks to both parties of this model. 

My favorite part is having a dedicated contact person that walks you through the entire platform and helps you get set up.

(Idk if this is a still a normal practice) savings are real for both parties. 

The best part is the 3/2/1 Prepayment penalty, which is why it is above 8%.

Matthew, if you want to do anything like this, you'd have to respect the law in every country in which you raise capital, for the capital raising part I mean.The question you might want to ask yourself is whether you should be attempting to be doing that at all and if you're qualified for it.

Alternatively, you can use a third-party registered agent service.

If the parking is not part of the right of way, then who the heck cares what he thinks-that part is your property.