Depending on how you want to answer these questions, you will need to draft a framework around it to protect each other, in case something goes wrong.

For a building other than a certified historic structure (a) atleast 75% of the external walls must be retained with 50% ormore kept in place as external walls, and (b) at least 75% of theexisting internal structural framework of the building must beretained in place.

I'm looking at it from an asset protection, and business standardization framework.---- I'm looking at creating a C-Corp for my Property management company (or LLC)---- When I purchase additional properties, I'd like to consider purchasing them in individual LLC'sCan one purchase properties in personal names, but then run properties thru a management company; thereby, having some form of asset protection (running the $ thru a C-Corp).Just curious if any of you agree/disagree with this approach?

If you can get better overall return on investment with notes, or with leveraged rental property, or with venture capital, or whatever it might be, the only real comparison that makes sense is how - within the tax framework of the retirement plan - you can get the best results.  

Find a mentor/community that has achieved what you want to achieve and learn their framework.  

I’d suggest hiring someone to set it up properly from the outset and show you how to use it within that framework.

For NC reference, NCGS Chapter 45 contains the statutory framework for deed of trust, with Articles 7 and 9 dealing with future advances and equity lines of credit, respectively, and power of sale, generally applicable to all the security instruments handled in a trustee sale.

It is the gold standard for cost estimation from my observations.I tend to think about these costs within the framework of the Fannie/Freddie UAD standard used by appraisers to determine construction quality and fair market value.

That statue or body of law is the direct outcome of our legal framework.  

In The Book on Estimating Rehab Costs, fix and flipper J Scott pulls back the curtain on the flipping process and shows you not only the cost ranges and details associated with each and every aspect of the flip, but also the framework and methodology for estimating rehab costs.You'll discover how to accurately estimate all the costs you are likely to face while flipping a home as well as what upgrade options you have to provide the biggest bang for your buck.