If that individual member is getting other deals, they can remain in the company, in fact the property can too, but is set aside to that member.

When you find out who each HOA board member is let them know you will be conducting a background check on each member to see if they have a shady pass.

I have been a member of the community completing my first year as a Founding Member.  I

Now, you're mortgage broker team member is doing 10 new loan originations a year at least and it's a loving relationship between you two.

If I cannot secure my own financing after the fifth year then the contract will be re-negotiated at that time.

Land value is set to be re-appraised by the state this year, we are expecting the value to be well into the $3-4k/acre price range.To do a simple math if I wanted 9% return I'd have to ask for >$300/acre to rent it out to local farmers.

@Joel Owens thanks so much, and I love the advice on getting a feel if the bank will be re-trading by not saying until XYZ happens.I think our loan would be pretty small for Arbor, but I can give them a call.SIDE NOTE 1: Funny story, I worked on Arbor as an audit client when I was a CPA.

The member is the Wyoming LLC.

In Seattle you could not deny the request, screening the  new "Family member" is pointless, and you cannot raise or change fees if they move in. 

If it's single member, I can't recommend having a lawyer do it unless you're very obsessed with not having your name on it.