Scott, I actually contacted your company an pay for a consultation... but your packages were too expensive.. very creative and I bet these work great...but too expensive IMO.

If this is already under contract with a PSA mid deal then likely need to consult with a retail commercial attorney.

Hi, I represent a pool of investors I work with and we are exploring investing in multiple DFW properties via a new model (think crowdfunding), but have been advised that other attempts at similar models have run into delays or hurdles in regards to residential lending laws, and timeshare rules.Happy to discuss exact specifics via direct message or phone call, and pay market rates for everything after initial consultation.

And yes, we will be consulting him too,but we want your input...please.So, for any of you having knowledge about these properties, or this process, our questions follow:First, in your experience, is what my brother said as true today as it was some years ago?

Consult a real estate attorney & CPA for structure & advice.

@Glen Holmen-  sell ....use proceeds to payoff  any debt....reinvest the  remainder .....this way they are simplifying  their lives / getting debt  free  /  investing  to  generate more income ....... things you  dont mention is  their  current other  income sources / their current other  assets ....consult  with their  financial  advisor  for  options  .....if they have  a primary with lots  of  equity - a reverse mortgage is  also  a source for  oncome ( if needed )

We will consult an attorney.

I will get advice from a lawyer but now I just want to know if I better hire a lawyer for an irrevocable trust or I pay the initial attorney consultation for an LLC. 

However, your personal situation and local laws come into play so it’s always best to consult with pros, such as a CPA and attorney.

The accountants amoung you will understand that part better than Malcolm and if Malcolm is able to go that way of course my accountant will consult appropriately.