I'm not examining what amount or percentage is RC, just whether 100% is ever appropriate.In order to do this we must examine and understand the dynamic that occurs when a sole proprietor incorporates.Let’s use an example we’re all familiar with and love…the tax pros on this thread that is.

Hi @Todd Ayers Here is the definition from our new glossary "This is an examination of the prices of different properties within the same area as the property a buyer is considering for purchase.

It's not, as further examination has proven.  

I would examine ALL possibilities before you made a decision.

Keep in mind, the comment above is only a quick "back of the napkin" valuation, so you'll want do a much more thorough examination of the current park operations and perform a market demand study before you commit to the deal. 

My advice would be to carefully examine what you're getting into before you do it.

Upon completing my undergraduate degree I will be pursuing my Masters in Taxation in addition to sitting for the CPA examination.

I also suggest signing up for some syndicators news list and examine the deals or executive summarys they send out via email.

So I find myself in a situation where it's easier to identify and view the property of interest myself, and then between the real estate attorney who fills out the forms and the inspector who examines the property, the role of the broker appears to be limited to passing the handful of messages back and forth during offer negotiations.

Let's examine a few possible hurdles, if you will humor me.