As a semi-remote buyer(buying/visiting in Philly, working remotely at myrtle beach), it is hard to compete on timing let alone a bidding war.

Thank you VERY MUCH and as someone who is a semi-beginner (to conscious REI’ing) and perhaps starting a little later in life then some, I appreciate your detailed input and it makes me feel good to know that my instincts weren’t too far off, i.e. get something to live in and force appreciation.

We have a great office and shop space on semi-permanent lease to my company Lessons learned?

I have also seen others recommend a flat % fee, paid out as a quarterly or semi-annual dividend. 

@Aaron Holderman @Craig Curelop Some areas north of Denver still present good opportunities at semi-reasonable prices.

I've heard for some reason COVID is driving some semi-reciprocity agreements, but normally you'd have to get re-licensed in whatever State you PCS. 

during the crash one of the private/semi private top end golf courses in Bend area had a horrible time.. they had a think a mandatory 100k membership that had to be paid when you bought your lot..

Location still matters, even with something that's semi-mobile. 

It depends on how useful the basement is, is it semi conditioned space?

If so, the LLC would have an agent/manager who could hold the role of "owner" (even if it is you are your partner), thereby giving you a semi-layer/cloak who can be the theoretical bad guy if needed.