If they meet these requirements, they will pay and care for the property as was verified by their history.Single, married, short, tall, straight, gay, military, bartenders, any ethnic backgrounds and whatver else you can think of do not come into play in this decision. 

I am shopping around but having a hard time to compare and contrast since the product is not straight forward like a conventional loan and I don't quite understand what it means when the product is presented as follows and how do I know if this is a better rate in the current market.Are there any books or video resources that can help me make an educated decision?

That makes me extra careful  :).I am going to meet him this weekend and will tell him straight that our strip is a good, clean, family oriented center and we intend to keep it that way. 

I won't discuss CCorps as I spend very little time on that arena.I will fully agree with talk to an attorney to help to draft up the paperwork properly depending on what situation you are in and what you are trying to accomplish - a different transaction structure such as a straight asset sale could be a better choice.1) If the entity is formerly a partnership, now disregarded, rev rul 99-6 walks through the analysis that has us treat as an asset sale 2) If the entity is formerly a partnership, still a partnership, 754 gives you an avenue to agree inside and outside basis3) If the LLC was disregarded, and still disregarded, we also treat as an asset sale - the assets are treated for federal tax purposes as held directly by either party.4) entity was disregarded and now a partnership - rev ruling 99-5 provides the mechanism for what is effectively a step up.5) if it was formerly an SCorp, we can maintain SCorp status and run a 338(H)(10) transaction to achieve a step up in basis in the underlying assets.

@Jamie Rose in your experience, do you think it would be overwhelming for a new real estate investor to go straight into a triplex or fourplex as a first time investor new to land-lording? 

Any lender should be fine if your co-signer has good credit, low DTI, and proof of enough income.Will your “deal” be owner occupied (= you living there) or straight investment?

My focus is relationship dependent, but prefer straight loans for flips or partnerships for single family and smaller multi family homes.I would like to learn the ins and outs of the market, and potentially tax liens and auction processes in return for supporting projects financially and physically where I can.Thank you and happy connecting!

You have to ensure either you pull your potential data from reputable areas OR straight from your county.

If you have a straight purchase contract from the wholesaler, That document rules between you and the wholesaler.We don’t know what your contract says, but typically if the seller doesn’t close, you can terminate and get your EM back....but sometimes you have to fight for it anyway.

Geographically VT’s a pretty straight shot up Interstate 91 out of NYC.