Each one has to be divided based on the percentage of ownership and you cannot use a credit card because they won't let you just write a check to "VISA" - not arm's length enough.

C class neighborhood decent appreciation, 1998 brick build.I was just thinking about what I should do when my ARM adjusts in 5 years.  

BP has a publishing arm you can check out from (I believe their stuff you can rent from the library and if your library doesn't have it, the library can get a copy through their network) and also real the books they mention on the podcast as well.

Leaving me with about 26k to put down on a new property with and adjustable arm for 5 years.  

Refinancing for 1.3mm. 16 unit residential These are the terms offered by Lender......3+3+3+3+3+3+3+3+3+3 ARM, 30yr Amortization- 3.625% 5+5+5+5+5+5 ARM, 30yr Amortization- 4.25% 10yr Balloon, 25yr Amortization- 5.375%Which one folks?

I saw this happen on the residential scene during the 2008 correction (typically with people using interest-only mortgages or ARMs who were expecting the crazy appreciation to continue) but I guess I'm just starting to realize that this is the potential risk with commercial MF all the time.  

I currently have a 10/1 arm Conventional loan on the home that I just bought.Could this work?

Please note that we have explicitly stated that she is not our agent.

I thought the self-dealing provisions of section 4941 are intended to apply to private foundations and disqualified individuals, not arms-length transactions between related entities. 

I never thought not explicitly saying that would be an issue.