Hi Justin, Since it looks like this property, as mentioned above, is exclusively an investment, what did you have in mind from a business plan standpoint?

If you have a bad rep, you will have a bad experience. 

Just contact the agent or claims rep and let them know that there is one outstanding expense.

We do need law and order, not just in wholesaling but in ALL things we do as individuals in a society.  

If you always use a spreadsheet before you look, you will get no reps.

You don't want to just do the work and invest your own money, keep your dad on the note, and have nothing to prove you have ownership of it.I think you have the potential of something good here, but you have to have everyone who is a potential heir weigh in on it just in case.

If he is not eligible to claim REP status, is he eligible to claim he materially participates in the deals (even the ones with <5% ownership)?

I hope that makes sense.That said, you can do research into the company and see if they have a good rep, etc; however, if they don't perform you are out the money.You should really only pay the lender if the deal closes.

I would have said" refresh your calendar at least every 3 days" but, if you are syncing your calendar with your airb listing..well read on I was immensely disappointment when speaking with a rep from FURNISHED FINDER to hear that FF allows for Airb listings to sync their calendar with FF.

Seems very questionable. update: I spoke to a rep from the company who provided more detail on their turnkey project.