Get EVERYTHING in writing so that you have physical recourse down the road if things go bad.I can't speak to this specific situation but there are people out there with money who prey on other people who need it.

There are two attorneys who are active in giving methods to circumvent the Act, they missed the fact that the SAFE Act incorporated in the D-F Act states that compliance will be required by ANY method or scheme devised to circumvent the intent of the law.

Is there something physically different about the home?

Submit a written notice of failure of inspection, list a few physical defects of the property that you'd like the seller to fix, and add "obtain leases" to the end.

I prefer to take as many physical steps out of the process, as that is my primary limitation (space & time).

They have my stuff inside their house that is stopping leaks from happening.Inspection day, listing agent is tied up but said I can go in and do my inspection with the same code.Looks like no need for a physical closing will be just via wiring and I get my keys from that same lock box.I probably will never met the agent face to face.

That way the money is physically in the account and I don't have to wonder if eRentpayment will pull it back 5 or 6 days later.

It is understandable that none of the investors would want to cut a check to an individual prior to the LLC being created, so your options are to: a) have everybody wait until you receive the Certificate of Incorporation, open up the bank account as quickly as possible, and then cut the checks; or b) (as sagely suggested by the prior poster) have the checks made out to your attorney, and placed in the attorney's Client Trust Account, to be held in trust until the bank account has been established, at which time the attorney can write a check to the LLC.

I would physically go and see these properties first hand, Google is great and all but sometimes they get it wrong.Your eye may be different than someone else's.

I am working in ND while the LLC is physically located in MN.