I would get several bids from local GC's and provide them all with a bid template so the bids are uniform, otherwise they will come in all different formats and it will be difficult to compare everything.Resist the temptation to go with the lowest bid. 

So the owner's goal is to file a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and as a First Day Motion present what's called a 363 Sale Motion, where they are trying to force a sale on the property for less than the debt amount of the entity (not necessarily the land).

Can I motion for a disbursement to these funds to clear up the tax certificate holder?

There's also the option to put up motion lights that look like cameras and are solar-powered (you can get those for super cheap; $40 for 2 on amazon).I'd recommend a camera system that will allow you to save the recordings to your phone/smart device and can grab still shots/certain frames.

They’re not uniform like a first trust conventional loan that adhere to FNMA FHMLC guidelines.They are not all the same.

There is no guarantees in life, but you can put the wheels in motion to set up some other type of investments to keep income rolling through in the event it does. 

The outside has motion detecting lights (semi-security system) and a ring doorbell.

Now there is a whole bunch of crappy merchandise and uniforms which will make it nearly impossible to change the name now...

It could include collateral, a mortgage, a deed of trust, a personal guarantee, recording of a lien under uniform commercial code, pledging of other assets.My recommendation is that you produce a one page term sheet that outlines the basic terms of your loan agreement, and then discuss with a lawyer or paralegal the best way to paper it up.

Our 2020 plan is already in motion and I can’t wait to dig my heels in!