It has taught me valuable lessons to strive to only get deals such that my investors will not lose money even if the worst case happens.

The worst thing they can do is say no, but at least you asked.

@Jeshua Patrick call me crazy but whats the worst that could happen i would manage peoples propertys all day and never worry about it.

The only assets that the LLC possesses is Property #1, so the worst case scenario is that Property #1 would be subject to liquidation in the event of liability being found. 

Keep in mind, 2008 was the worst recession in history.

Now they are the two worst.

@Kristen Nguyen  - my business mentor likes to say, "Consider....the Best Case scenario, Worst Case scenario, and What Most Likely will happen." 

:75-80% LTV5.0-5.5% rate or better based on volume30 Year Fully Amortized (worst case 7/1 ARM, no balloon)No, or little prepayment penaltyNo, or little seasoningAsset based lendingNo maximum number of properties or loans limits.Thanks.

They are the worst.

Maybe he will agree on lower it a bit. and worst thing that could happen you don't get the deal, ( no worries) their Millions of houses. move on and polish your skills, and with that, one day you will become valuable to an investor that will be willing to partner with you.Wish you the best, and I acknowledge you for taking action, I assume you are desperate for your dreams to come quick, but like Warren Buffet Said :“You can't produce a baby in one month by getting nine women pregnant.”Develop that Baby, and you will see him one-day giving fruits...Regards