You should designate yourself as the Manager of the LLC (equivalent to a General Partner in a limited partnership)and state that you have the authority over day to day decisions.

My area of focus is specifically customer self-service design, and I have several colleagues that have a lot of web expertise, so hopefully I can point you in the right direction.

Whether by design or an unintended consequence is that real estate agents are needed more than ever.When Carlton Sheets was pitching his stuff the contract to buy and sell was one or two pages.Make sure you read and understand the contract before you make a decision on whether you need an agent or not.

For instance there are ways you can acquire properties without saving up 10% down.A good place to start is The Beginners Guide---in the "Learn" tab at the top of the page, just under the logo.

Sorry that I wrote the topic in a confusing manner.She was selling a program designed to help you be successful at doing what she called master lease options on multi family properties from duplexes on up to large apartment buildingsSo what I think your saying Brian is the master lease is getting the building owner to let you take over the entire building for a certain agreed upon monthly payment then raising rents to make your immediate positive cash flow (income) then after certain time buy the property at a previously agreed upon price and then immediately sell the property and pocket the profit from the higher selling price.

He does the design, will do project management, etc. and is learning the rest the business.

My main business is graphic design work with some sustainable farming on the side.This is my first experiment into real estate investing, but I have been interested in it for as long as I can remember.

Evidently it's for Section 8 participants, except designed for meeting mortgage and homeownership expenses.

If all other things are equal but you are leaning towards commercial investments more, you may want to steer towards UF if you are interested in a CCIM designation.

I took a winding path to my current position over the past five years, but have an educational background in architecture including a masters in sustainable design from Philadelphia University (an amazingly innovative place).