We got this from our agent:"The cities that are difficult to deal with list:Calumet CityCalumetDoltonBerwynMaywoodRiversideChicago Heightscity of North ChicagoStone Park"We started calling Cook County, "Crook County."

@Taylor Cook A specific attorney in your state (looks like CO) is the right person to answer this, but I have posed the same question to attorneys and my understanding of the answer echos the info other posters here have given. 

Either share in profits, but if you simply don't want a second "cook in the kitchen" finding a passive partner may help.  

I have a client who does this model in oil fields in Texas and is making a killing doing it because they are so short in housing to place these oil rig workers.

Let the electrician cut his/her pockets for pulling the new wire and do the patches, then seal everything with an oil-based primer and repaint.

Been in the business for 15 years, used to negotiate wording on policies for oil & gas companies while at marsh & McClennan.

@Taylor Cook, first off you CAN'T be an agent for the seller and also be the buyer!

@John N Cook any insights into how the C-corp valuation is established in order to justify the stock purchase via the ROBS 401k account, assuming the c-corp has no assets or revenue on the books - how does one justify the investment in an audit?

Originally posted by @Philip Cook:@Keaton Schultz that's a lot.

These are home cooked  but ...