@Reginald Marquardt ,Seems they did not understand your question..You want to dispose of some of your shares to another family member by selling them for cash.The entity is not issuing new shares correct?

The investments available to him will have much to do with his disposable income!

The demo contractor pulls the necessary permits and knows how to comply with all the environmental hazard concerns and disposal issues, etc.  

I will have a disposable income of 30k a year.

-Realtor.com (If you know your market, you can identify older listings that are good listed deals)-Foundation Companies Foundation companies know of individuals who cant pay to fix their foundation, the property owners cant  get it insured and they sometimes look to sell...great lead source-Divorce attorneys  They will be the first ones to know of properties that two individuals want to dispose of   before an agent is called to market it.

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It really is imperative that you have a loan officer in your corner that knows the rules and or has a great support team (processing, underwriting and a major decision maker at his/her disposal)In regards to your plan I think it's great and just remember that a lot of lenders don't go under 50K to lend.I hope this helps and good luck sir.

I use a local company to remove asbestos siding and it is roughly $1/sq ft which includes everything from he state license to haul away and disposal.

If you had reasonably good access to capital and a very talented construction/maintenance team at your disposal with excess time on their hands, would it make sense to start flipping houses?  

A little bit of background on my situation: I was raised by both parents with very little disposable income but my grandparents and the rest of my family were very well off.