My suspicion is that it may be an artifact of the well-established corporate case law for series LLCs there.

You come off as an average Joe, not some pompous jerk who pulled up in a new 7-series that shows off all the money he's made off of hard up homeowners.

The top 3 reasons are what starts off a series of Poor Choices!

Hi, :welcome: A series of economic factors have succeeded in pushing down mortgage rates still further.

He works with MH dealers.There is an attorney that feels he has a corporate structure that is involved in with other entities to facilitate seller financing, I'm not sure it will really fly as setting up convoluted business structures that do not carry on another business purpose other than to do seller financed transactions as the law, again, includes any method devised to circumvent the intent of the law.As to doing a transaction that is not covered, you may be able to pass a long term interest to a property through a Series LLC (Mo doesn't have this) or something like a HOA where people buy into an organization rather than taking specific title.

Sure, but it is a series of iterations, layers of event and action.

I'll be starting my blog series from now on since many of my "comments" are becoming looong. 

Even if you run the economics only out to 10 years and assuming zero appreciation and 60% expenses, the numbers are pretty eye popping so everybody wanted in.I already had a Texas series LLC for Deal #1 so I simply opened a new series, collected the funds, and closed on the purchase.The loan route is not much more difficult once you find a willing private lender, all you need is a promissory note and a pledge & security agreement.

After graduating from college a year ago I've been learning the ropes of real estate investing through this site, through various books (Rich Dad Poor Dad series especially) and some freelance work.As good as the books and online material out there are, I'm looking to work for an investor so I can learn the nitty gritty of the business and get started investing myself.

A buddy of mine had his insurance fixed a differential settlement on his 2500sf house in Coral Springs two years ago, the price tag, engineering report alone was $4,000 (and pretty ****** engineering), repair was $23,000.Now, if its just a spot, that rotted at one end of the door, due to a beam failure right under that spot and the rest of the house is level and square, then a carpenter and a series of bottle jacks may be your answer, doesn't appear to be the case here, though.