My business partner has also had partners that have tried to cut him out and go behind his back to his trading partners.

Yes, I've Googled - but I couldn't find anything cut and dry.2)  Are those good terms?

I would cut them slack this one time.

If the owner cuts them at any other time, for any reason, no matter how long he’s been with them he’ll pay the fees.

The cons are that the interest rates for these deals are significantly higher than the conventional mortgage loans (1-2 percent higher) which cuts into returns.Option 3) Save a larger chunk of investment cash for the down payment on a multi-family (small apartment complex) property.  

The problem is that many of the lines bringing gas INTO properties are still owned by the original company and they take their cut of the cost via what they often describe as a "pass through" charge.I recently had gas turned on at a property we were selling as required for the inspection. 

That doesn't cut it for me.

Now is probably the best time to cut her loose.Have an attorney review your lease and all actions to date. 

Hi everyone,Before the story I’ll cut to the chase (and you can read the story if you want)...Anyone have experience improving the MFR appraisal to maybe bump the value some?

Again that was part of an exploitation investigation where the cg got ct to sign a new Will leaving everything to her and cutting out the kids.What's funny here is the heirs could be scammers like you said selling what they don't own, or the "investor" is the one foreclosing to grab all the equity, or no one is and it's all just a legit pile of blah.