If you treat people with respect and show you actually care about them, and their well being, they will reflect that back to you.   

Also if any investors in the Atlanta area would like to have coffee or lunch (my treat), so I can pick their brain it would be most appreciated!

I also treat the license similar to insurance - a necessary cost of doing business.

Call it karma or the golden rule or however you want to lay it out there, real estate works for the folks who treat people the right way, folks who are genuine... sure they miss a deal to the person who beats them from time to time, but their conduct, acumen, character always performs in the long run, provides staying power.#4- THANK YOU to these folks for all they do...

Your CPA will be treating this the right way.

All tenants should to be treated equally unfortunately that is not basic human nature.

As I sit here thinking about creative ways to fund a deal, including hard money, I have come across the idea of a Solo 401K plan and loaning to myself from the plan.Key facts that I can find are:  5-year term (normal prin+interest payments required at least quarterly), Larger of $50K or 50% of vested balance is the max loan, no credit check or specificity required about intended use of funds, failure to make payments/payoff on time are that plan treats it as a taxable distribution (early in my case), can loan at a reasonable interest rate which sounds like can be a prime+ type rate.....last WSJ prime was 3/22/18 at 4.75%. 

@Jason DiClemente Assuming the LLC is treated as a disregarded entity or a partnership for income tax purposes, then this transfer should be income tax-free under Section 721. 

Just treat everyone the same.

WOW what other advertiser could treat customers this way and get away with it?