Just live there a year, don’t over complicate this.

Unless you are buying from your relatives, chances of getting into a dispute or legal complication is high. 

But yes, you can do a Reverse Exchange but it is more complicated and costly.

For one thing, I don't want to get scammed, and I also do want the process to be to arduous and complicated.

I suspect a lot of these folks on BP are going to run into the daisy chain stuff at least if they talk to the 10 or so guys on this site that actually do this.. they will get a better feel for it.. you have 50 odd states and everyone of them has their own unique rules to debt.. its a complicated transaction for the most part.. and since your already dealing with a problem IE NPN.. never a day goes by that we don't learn some nuances of the law that we never knew..

There is only so much you can educate yourself on, then when involved in an actual deal a million things come up that no course or book prepared you for.The fact that you are still trying to raise capital tells me that this is more complicated legally than just a joint venture among equals.

I do not recommend the parties initial the arbitration clause because on the C.A.R. purchase agreement is binding arbitration without judicial review. 

The caveat being that it's much more complicated than that with real world numbers and scenarios2) I would save more or consider a partner.

It can get complicated.

This kind of stuff is unnecessary and complicated and unnecessary.