You almost need to go read a lot of books and articles on the Mideast, colonialism, etc. first before you can understand what's BS and what's not in the popular media.

When the property is sold, you split proceeds as agreed and that non-voting member is removed from the company and life continues.So, as to having one or two people in the LLC is really not the way to go, IMO, it shoulkd be set up to be flexible and admit others in different positions of authority as deals arise.

He, being a lawyer, would be more sensitive to language not popularly used for quite some time.TimP.S.

This works for all....my budgeting, what the subs can't see behind the wall and I don't pay for what potential problems didn't arise!

Factoring allows a company to collect the money quicker but again it is costly and money is held back for any bad debt that might and does arise.

Hi, good points above, the 50s ranch is gaining popularity.

Also, most state laws will not allow any deficiency judgment arising out of a seller financed note, since it was an amount of equity financed based on an agreed sale price.

Let the buyer pick what they want.Also, there are some A/C Heat units that are gaining popularity in many areas (used widely in Europe and South America.

If the seller said I will take 10K and you take the outstanding bills, then you can go with 10K and except out bills or, make your sale contract 10,500 and the seller nets the 500 on the sale price and you pay them, as Steve mentioned.I agree that you need title insurance, only liens and encumbrances shown of public record will be included and the title search only shows those items of public record, not all liens that could arise or bills like outstanding utility bills, if the owner is held responsible in your state after a transaction.

IMO, it will take some time to actually feel some differences arising from the CFPA as the agency learns how to get it's act together and compromise between the two internal conflicting issues, one being to protect banks making them profitable and the other protecting consumers, can't have it both ways to much extreme.