If you love doing it and it doesn't feel like work, you'll be extremely successful it.The hardest part is taking the leap and just doing it.

All parties have good intentions but you will be wiser to start your land lording career with a safer bet.Laws vary from state to state on your rights when sharing your own private property. 

That would have been a win-win for both parties.

I am a broker...I can tell you, at least for our market (and I know other brokers outside of our market say the same thing), there is no reliable 3rd party data.  

Either way, you can cool your heels while parties duke this out at 111 N. 

All an LLC does is limit the amount the party the sues you can get to, so you still need umbrella insurance.

Property has been professionally managed by local, 3rd party management firm -- opportunity to increase NOI by 10% + more through self-management.

I can do this deal by myself but was thinking about bringing in another party to share some of the liabilities?

We're planning to offer marketing services from third parties to assist promoter/operators with their capital raise needs. 

The reason for this restriction is most of the secondary market will not purchase loans which are in the name of an LLC, they want to have a responsible party attached to the loan rather than just a company.