An auto dealer who owns an empty lot across the street from his establishment wanted to get approval for a parking lot to park his cars in the lot rather than on the sidewalks when the city cracked down on it.

I'm not affiliated with them or sponsored by them in any way, they're just easy to work with and will shop your deal around to try to get you multiple loan offers.

We manage multi-family in Apache Junction, AZ that when we took over it had drug dealers, no-payment of rent, and vacancy issues.

Property B,  my co-owner lives there full time while I live in property A (he has no affiliation to property A).My question is, how should I view the monthly payment breakdown of property B (further details below)?

I recently found first savings bank in Tennessee that promotes this specific product Roger Williams is the contact, not sure if there is any affiliation to the Roger Williams on this thread.

I saw Keystone Funding had great reviews but was not sure if you were affiliated or just kind of using the name to drum up dumb fresh investors(which again, I now understand is not the case!).

They may assign the activity 'dealer' status and tax it at a higher rate.

Work with an Investment Advisor over a broker/dealer if you are interested.

these deals are done with your commercial banker .. they are not something that is advertised or talked about.. its why I keep all my accounts and my affiliated companies accounts at my commercial bank. you need to be able to talk to your personal banker and that banker needs to be in a Senior position.. thats how it worked for me.

If that's the case I would love to be added as a broker dealer.