This thread was instrumental in helping me know what to do!

So we are switching from the long ring to a short greating as followsThank you for calling 1800Sell4Cash a representative will be right with you, then goes to onhold music...

Lots of industries work like that, music, entertainment, etc.  

. ;-)People who have achieved massive scale (something that I believe is the hardest part of most businesses) -- Chris Clothier, Brian Burke, Michael Quarles, Wendell de Guzman, Jay HinrichsPeople I would love to be able to pick up the phone any time of day or night to get advice from -- Jon Klaus, Karen Margrave, Will Bernard, Darren Sager, Jon Holdman, Joel Owens, Bryan HancockPeople who have achieved tremendous success in areas I'm not sure I'd even attempt -- Mike McKinzie, Ben Leybovich, Brian Gibbons, Brie Schmidt, Ann Bellamy, Mark Ferguson People I respect and trust enough to continually move money back and forth with in the real world -- Todd Whiddon, Cal Crowden, Ned Carey, Brandon Turner, Christina Ramirez, Ray Browne (and several others who I'm not going to mention because I'm not sure they want to be called out in this capacity)People I don't always agree with, but who provide tremendous knowledge that always forces me to rethink my ideas and positions -- Bill G, Rich WeesePeople who have been instrumental in getting me to where I am today -- That's about 1000 of you guys and gals...I can't name just a few...

Each Co-owner hereby agrees to promptly sign any additional instruments or documents that are necessary or appropriate to carry out the purpose of this Agreement.27.

Quote from @Jerel Ehlert: You should do all the due diligence you would as if you were going to be buying, fixing, flipping the property yourself with your own money - because if the borrower fails and you have to foreclose, this is what you will be doing.Borrower should be paying the fees for appraisal, inspection, title policy for lender, and attorney's fees for drafting.As an attorney, I drafted hundreds of doc sets for closings in Texas and the rest is specifically limited to practices in Texas.In TX, my doc sets include a Warranty Deed with Vendor's Lien, promissory note, deed of trust (the lien instrument), lender's instructions to the title company, attorney letter of non-representation, and either 1) a personal guaranty (if an entity borrower) or 2) a business purpose affidavit (if borrower is/are individual(s)). 

During ski season the majority of people are here for the weekend and are limited to just the MMSA whereas during the summer everyone is on vacation (European travels too) with lots to do (golf, hiking, fishing, music festivals, Yosemite,etc).