I am trying to do a cooperative lease option (i.e.

Just need to plan ahead, have the scope of activities laid out and follow the plan.Steven, absolutely, most in RE miss this boat, the tax advantages, grants, subsidies, cooperation from governmental entities, the public relations, legal protection and limited liability.Non-profits are exempt from Dodd-Frank as an example.For profit activities can be conducted to further the mission of a non-profit.The N/P can work with other entities as well, that's to say that for those looking for away around DF, well, being exempt is being in compliance!

In most States the Department of Agriculture has an office called the Cooperative Extension Office that works with local farmers and the community.

He doesn't want to sell and you can't without his cooperation.

When I was doing re-habs I'd always have a fsbo sign out front with "will co-operate with agent".

Guess how cooperative they were since they no longer own the house?

Start up your own company and get the company to hold the properties to take advantage of cooperation tax and dividends, amongst other benefits.

The seller is on vacation until Monday and has so far been very helpful and cooperative I want to make sure I'm entitled to these things before I ask for them.

Costar purchased loopnet.Most big brokerages do not cooperate with other brokerages. 80% of commercial transactions are sold by the same listing broker.

If so, wouldn't the seller be able to file a case vs. the lender for not cooperating with a short sale because of such a stupid reason?