Building (additions & alterations) - review your condo declarations and bylaws. 

Hello there!I’ve run into a dispute with my property manager and am hoping to hear how others might handle this situation.The property manager just turned over a nicely updated apartment and in addition to the normal ...

From this layman's perspective, moving Title back and forth is make the LLC look like a alter-ego. 

The lesson learned was that I took a situation that went against me suddenly, altered the terms and turned a negative into a positive!

I now will have another sale in one of the LLCs to add to the next purchase but that will alter the ownership % I had to declare before the 45 days were up last Monday.

As a result the property will sell for $487,500 and lenders will alter their guidelines to 'roll in' the buyer's brokerage commission, provided the property appraises for $500k.

The owner is going through a move, or a divorce, or some other life-altering decision, and needs to offload the property.2) Flippers.

You could also alter this slightly by adding a portion that you cover (maybe you pay for 20%, then have the other tenants pay for 60% and 20%) to help eliminate "They're using way more than they're paying" or whatever other complaints may come. 

I am feeling overwhelmed by options, things I've learned, and fear of the future.Right now my wife and I are trying to make a huge, potentially life altering, decision.

Since I only needed to add 2 partition walls (no alteration of the exterior or infrastructure) I was able to apply for the permit as an owner/contractor.