I will also place a sticky note on the front door saying I want to buy the house.

your situation does seem to be a sticky one and I want to be able to help out so I'll call and explain a little bit about your situation and we can go from there.

It’s a lot cheaper than cabinets and gives a tenant a place to put al their food and several of the large countertop appliances they all seem to have...rice cooker, toaster oven, deep fryer etcThink long, long term when making choices about what your putting in so it will last without having to be replaced every 4-6 years.

However, this gets pretty sticky real quick as you are currently a member of said company and may have governing rights (those rights granted to you to vote and legally direct the company found in the operating agreement) which could be used to defend against a right to enforce an economic interest.If the company has a tangible asset (or more) those too can be concerning from an enforcement perspective and the proper setup of all this really matters.  

In particular, one by Patrick Rice on IRA investing, is, I believe, very wrong.

Two sticky threads in the Rental Property forum:Where does the 50% rule come fromHelp me understand this deal and 50%, 2% rule Two very recent thread:50% rule on SFHCapitol improvement effect on 50%

Will Sifert - I can offer you tips on how I've collected some of those "pinned" sticky threads, so that perhaps you or others might consider doing something similar.When I encounter a topic that I feel has some valuable content, I can select the "monitor topic" for that thread.

She has supported me through the rice and beans and beater cars and all of the really hard sacrifices.

I use FlipComp everyday, and though it does have its sticky points that can use some improvement, here's what I like the most about it. 

We really should make this thread a sticky.