Navigating the lending and finding people to partner with is an obstacle I’m learning currently.

I've invested in quite a few different pockets of North Carolina, and am pleased in my short duration of investing in here.

Choosing location out of town has its own obstacles I fear. 

Although we've never met, I've previously come across your content and respect you as a voice for all that can be great in the self-directed space - from both a compliance and strategy perspective.Regarding your inquiry here, I can't respond to it directly for multiple reasons:I would not comment on a specific company or individualMarketing terms and trademarks have no inherent meaning - essentially meaningless - and the "product" can being sold using a trademark can theoretically change over time in any number of ways.That being said, the best way for an expert such as yourself to get answers is directly from "the horse's mouth."

I am blown away that she is in her 20s, not that age should matter, but she is brilliant beyond her years, and humble.Her intentionality was evident, not only in scaling her own portfolio, but organizing the process to make it doable by anyone else willing to learn and put in the work.

If it makes a difference, the DIL could purchase in her name or in her construction company's  LLC name. 

- Nobody in here is comfortable answering this question. 

Largely we aim for mobile home deals, we've ran into complications and obstacles when dealing with some of the agents so prefer to deal directly with the buyer & seller, but creating a relationship prior as you're recommending could alleviate that for sure. 

**Conclusion:**Pre-construction condos offer exciting opportunities but come with inherent risks.

In the lawsuit she was claiming now claiming to be my landlord - and she provided the courts with a blank unsigned rental agreement - another reason it was overturned:  my mother had given me full permission to live in her house rent free for two years after she died.