Legally can you do what you are proposing?

I'm working the second draft of my business plan, as I didn't like the first one, and would like feedback from the group here on the goals, the conceptual framework, and the content proposed in the outline.

But, most new office building projects are being built/proposed in the Energy Corridor, off I-10 outside the Beltway to Fry Rd.

I discussed my situation with two smaller banks, and the smallest bank was able to put an give me a proposal for a 5 year ARM at 4.70%.I have also developed a proposal and brought the deal to people I know had cash they were looking to invest.

Marie Poe gave you a great example.When I approach this type of situation I like to have more in depth info before I propose solutions to the seller. ( sellers expectations, wants & needs, current rent, market rent, expenses, existing loan balance & terms etc.)It would be cool if this transaction could be done using your IRA (or someone else's) to buy an option.

I would pay the seller what she has been making over the past 4 years, $630/mo and I would take the remaining income - about $510/mo.I proposed a straight lease, no rent credits, no money down, etc.

They did make a proposal however:Partners A & B move forward with the financing of the property, keeping partner C's name off of the loan docs, therefore not exceeding the 4 property rule.

Exit strategies can vary widely based on location (state) and by a myriad of influencers such as federal legislation, financing availability, so on and so forth.4.

I am going to propose having 3 agents do a CMA for my parents when we have our talk this Tuesday and then eventually I'll have some numbers, Jon, that I can PM you about - thanks!

It sounds as though are suggesting the seller needs to propose terms and not me (buyer).