One partner has proposed the following and I want to make sure that from legal and tax perspectives it all makes sense and is legit.. 1.Form an LLC where three partners would each have 1/3rd interest.2.Transfer the property (title) to the LLC via quit claim deed for some price/consideration3.He would buy our shares/interest in LLC so he ends up with 100% ownership4.Mortgage would continue in my name and I would remain the Garantor (he will pay me some fee each year to keep it in my name).

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I am curious about the legal parameters of all this and if this is something I could break my lease over, because its just my daughter and I and I would really rather just move out than deal with all of this through the winter.

It's been a while now into Cody Sperber's fast track program learning how to wholesale real estate online, but I haven't pocketed any profits yet besides the education.

You cant manage what you cant measure - order a home hygrometer for $10 online and measure the relative humidity in the house.

Good day BPI recently purchased a 4 unit property in SE Wisconsin ( Kenosha ) prior to closing I asked the previous owner to provide the lease agreements and I tried to get them to submit an estoppel agreement but they wouldn't because it wasn't a "legal" document.  

Setup an LLC, and she is a LP or partner, your the GP, a commercial bank gives you the loan and off you go.Other option is the bank is in 1st position, and she is in 2nd.Beyound defrauding someone, which I hope that's not your plan, The above are just about your only legal options. 

You can request that they provide documentation showing that they are "certified" or "legal" (sorry, I don't know the exact term) service dogs.

If I draft one on my own with the help of one of the many online sources of agreements can I later have a lawyer draft one and have the renter sign a new contract in the middle of their agreement?

I'd recommend looking at some online schools.