Please help me to make sense of this situation as I don’t have much time left.Lastly, the 2nd bank filed a UCC (uniform commercial code) financial statement obtaining rights to the property.

I write several proposals and can tell you it is not a good idea to follow the same formula for all deals, just like each building/business is different the proposal should be as well, what I have noticed is that you can make a guideline for a "type" of deal (bulk reo, commercial office space, condo, etc) but not a uniform template, you will find yourself spending more time making adjustments to the template than actually writing it.

I've looked over and realized how uniformed this must seem.

Also, google for New York State uniform court system and see the foreclosure sale rules for the various counties.

This would be a fraudulent transfer in violation of the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act and creates another opportunity for the plaintiff in a lawsuit to pierce the LLC liability shield.These are discussions you should be having with your own attorney.

A highly bureaucratic and regulated society increases costs, increases the unemployment rate, makes it harder to function as a small business (big companies usually have a team of lawyers to handle all this stuff), reduces competition, slows GDP growth, and also makes products and services more uniform.

We have noticed a more uniform approach where everything has a 90 day deed restriction on it and it is definitely happening more and more.It could absolutely be a beginning ploy to open the portfolio up to hedge fund style companies or REIT's for massive sell off.

Yeah, it was Tango-Uniform for a few minutes earlier this evening.

Yes, a big thank you to all who wear a uniform!

That's when I strated college, when I got out of the uniform, I worked full time still raising two boys, looking for real estate deals to lease-purchase and lease out and attended school.