One of the bullet points on their letter say this is done so that owners can see the ups and downs on the monthly bills and they can see if there is any indication of underground leaks.I really like FPL (Florida Power & Light) where they let you establishes a landlord account and put properties under it. 

He get cash and probably additional payments from you, it's a buy out of the LLC rather than a Dodd-Frank issue, but that's not to say the powers to be couldn't call it a method employed to avoid the Act, another aspect is there is nothing else in the LLC, it's not really a going concern, but there is nothing illegal about accepting payments from a partner buying you out, it's is a commercial loan which avoids the issues with the Act.....it could only really be questioned if you were to reside in the property.

I'm in a similar boat.  

Therein lies the power of the CoCr and related, as compared to a more simplistic model.  

We tend to ignore medical and educational debt / black marks but our flags are raised when we see cc missed payments, cable, power, etc. 

I've been in the same boat with my current situation (looking to put 5% down on a conventional loan).

More power to him.

I did everything in my power to help her I spent many hours preparing information and appeasing prices on those properties and forwarded all my homework to her.

The golf course area is popular for vacation rentals, and anything somewhat close to the island and boat ramps.

If I had a real estate crowdfunding platform, I would do everything in my power not to be the first.