Because our G.C. isn't on site, the employees are on their cell phones, taking breaks etc.

Increasing gross incomes can come from raising rents or adding other income streams like covered parking, coin laundry, storage, cell phone towers, bill boards, etc.

Make sure you're both comfortable with whichever route you take though, big decisions like this can potentially split a marriage if the property ends up being a poor one.

I'm in agreement with the author (though admittedly haven't read the whole article)...To me, it's no different than breaking a cell phone contract...when you do that, the contract calls for you to pay a fee (generally about $175), at which point you're released from the contract.Is that unethical?

This includes our primary home mortgage, food, gas, car expense, home bills, cell phones, restaurant budget, entertainment....

My cell phone is (xxx)xxx-xxxx.Sincerely, MEPS – Now may not be the time to discuss this sale and I understand.

This would bug me because I get random spam phone calls on my personal cell phone all the time.Now with vumber, I pay $9.99/month.

They have the regular 3 years after the auction, plus a special lienholder redemption period, whichever is longer. 

Whichever turns out more beneficial.

Suggest you run this past your attorney as there maybe additional concerns they have over the wording:The value of any preferred equity interest in the Company (as listed inSchedule A), will be calculated at the time of the buy-back, such that, in total,the Company will distribute a return on the initial capital contributed for thepreferred equity interest, that equates to an annual return from cashdistributions and the proceeds of the exchange of the Member interests of25% per annum, or the annual cash distribution plus 10% of the capitalcontribution per annum, whichever is greater.