I never felt insulted, I found a buyer shortly after and al went well.If you have full price offers, and waiting on another showing, you don't need to worry about that lower offer, however to me that is far from an insulting low ball offer... something like $130k would be a lowball offer.

It should include, but isn't limited to, the background on you and any partners, your experience/track record, each individual deal, the property information, the addresses, information on the demographics of the immediate area and the larger MSA, bids from contractors for al the work needs to be done, the total cost, if there is going to be any debt, how much you're looking to raise, expected timeline, expected returns and probably more I can't think of off the top of my head.

Also, the series LLC is only valid in 12 states (alabama, deleware, DC, IL, Iowa, kansas, missouri, montana, nevada, OK, TN, TX, UT). 

Don't know about funding, but Auburn, AL has had one for years, and now it seems to have been abandoned. 

Hi,  I'm looking for a RE Attorney in north Alabama who does double closings. 

Take California vs Alabama....TOTALLY different markets!

Originally posted by @Al D.

Alabama is another area I'm looking at as will in addition to Austin, Memphis, Montana, Ohio, Indiana. 

I would plan on replacing the Al wiring & have always done so in any of the properties we hold.

Analyzing a deal for multiple SFR in Macon now, purchased most properties in and around Birmingham, AL.