I've seen many cases where the examiner misreads a deed and doesn't realize someone else has an interest. 

Hello BP forums I am trying to take some action here but getting a little stuck mostly nerves and lack of what to do next.

It took me almost ten years of buying and rehabbing SFR rentals before I had the nerve to start my first green field spec build!

Fail examine an incoming email address.

When I did the walk through the actual occupancy was 85% and by examination of the leases and the condition of the property that’s what it clearly averages.

I've completed and passed my coursework and plan to take the national and state licensing exam in December.

I have been examining deals for weeks to try and get the feel for how to be successful in REI.

I think what is being referenced is the fact that if an LLC is sued, the finances of the LLC will be examined.

It takes a lot to simply build up the nerve to start investing so well done on this.

I knew before I made the offer that they would not be fond of it, they were not motivated, but it would be good exposure and practice for me to get over the nerves of offering over the phone, doing the whole walk-through, asking questions about the property, their motivation to sell, what they think its worth, pitching/explaining Subject To, and all that.