I figured my practice might not technically be worth any real money, but the building always will!

Technically, under this scenario, the vent does not appear to constitute a "structural" change, it may also not constitute a change to the exterior (it depends on what the HOA guidelines say), most of the time an exterior change has to do with adding/deleting doors, windows, and changing the  facade and color.   

I believe the technical term for this is a cluster %$^&.Maximum Option to buy is 2 years...prefer 1. 

Still my technical side comes out everyday and I think of tools I can build to assist in my search for a deal.I see so many opportunities to improve or simplify investors processes/business through the use of simple code.

I had friends involved in those deals and, technically, I could have just walked away because they were debt partners.

It got technical really quick. sorry 

@Ray JamesThe simple answer is no, I personally would not, if for nothing else that to pay 5 points (4.9 pts technically if I recall correctly) and 15% is way too expensive in this day and age of competitive lenders.  

While it might technically be legal, it would set off all kinds of red flags for the next sale.

If it is meant to be based on income and asset docs, those are only going to technically be good for a 60 to 90 day window before they "expire". 

He is going to get the process started again right now and that leads me to my question.If we were to get our LLC going while he is still technically married, would his "wife" be entitled to any part of the company?