I love sharing case studies on my instagram to show other investors what is possible and to have complete transparency.  

Here's my issue:Assignment contract: I live in the Bay Area, price transparency is super high and owners will be pissed if they find out I'm just marking up their properties.Double close: not crazy about the idea of paying closing costs twiceLLC transfer: Possible - haven't explored this a ton.

Yes, Bigger Pockets is pretty transparent; it's a great community of real estate investors.Good that you are listening to the podcasts, also be sure to read the blogs and search on the forums.

This is my first time selling to an FHA buyer an it is almost 2 months.Chris I want to move her because I am starting to believe the buyer cannot afford this home and the originator is not being transparent about it.

Just so I'm transparent, here are my near term goals/questions:Goals:1.

The slightest amount of dishonesty and a PM business with outside investors is a house of cards.We have built business systems around transparency for investors.

Two items they are terrible at is their communication and transparency.

This is brutal industry and although I wish all property management companies operated with high integrity and full transparency, many do not.

Besides having a successful project, the common factor in whether the arrangement is successful or not are: transparent roles, leadership, legal/work responsibility, stake, costs/fees responsibility, and exit strategy.Also, from that i would add, much like accredited investors, you don't want to take $5K or $10K from "friends" who could arguably not afford to lose that money.   

All dealings with them were completely transparent and communication was excellent.