While also eliminating a lot of the people posting that they need funding in incorrect threads.

Hey @Shamus Quirk thanks for the shoutout! 

Dave is right that you must be careful with the related party rules, which could be a deal breaker if structured incorrectly.

There are some minor quirks, including a messy next door neighbor who owns a loud parrot.

If done incorrectly I am sure he will come up with inflated prices for replacement as well as the cost to replace tools that were never there in the first place.

Hi Devon, I just want to point out you managed to spell your name incorrectly.

Just noticed my stupid iPad autocorrected your last name incorrectly.  

Floor coats can be particularly troublesome and cause very expensive problems if done incorrectly.

Having a tough time getting a loan on it because the historical financial statements are accounted for incorrectly and show low NI.

That said, the new bank is trying to recoup what they are owed in the auction which is scheduled in two weeks.Here are our options as I see it but I am hoping some other savvy investor see's an option I am not thinking about:1) Building's Attorney is currently contacting new bank's Attorney to try to work out a deal (This may not ever happen because they are not responding) There was a summons severed to my building incorrectly so our Attorney is hoping to stop the auction on a technicality but this will probably be expensive.2) Building can go to the auction and bid on the property but we will need to pay cash (over half a million dollars) no financing allowed.