So far, it's much if the same. 15 year amortization with 75 to 80% LTV.

Again my questions is, should I be concerned about the current landloard transferring these funds to me?

where instead of selling our clients portfolio properties individually and separately raising capital for all our projects, there was a process where we could put all the properties into one pool (or entity) and raise funds for everything.

HER PARENTS BOTH HAD ALZHEIMER'S,HER DAD PASSED AWAY IN DEC,AND JUST TRYING TO KEEP MY PROMISE TO HIM THAT I WOULDN'T LET ANYTHING HAPPEN TO HER,BUT THE MONEY I HAVE ALSO CAME FROM A IRA FUND THAT MY DAD LEFT ME IN APRIL WHEN HE PASSED.I REALLY WANTED TO BUY A HOME WITH THAT MONEY AS A DOWN PAYMENT,BUT IF I THINK I CAN GET IT BACK LATER THEN I WILL BE THE HERO FOR NOW ANYWAY.

He wanted me to pay "lawyer fees" before providing funds for the deal I presented him.

It was listed on Thursday, I saw it Friday and emailed a few HMLs to ask for proof of funds letters to go in my offer, and I need to submit my offer tonight and I haven't gotten any letters back.I've already been pre-approved.

I'd like to buy at a good deal to have some equity in at the beginning, but of course cash flow well to fund the purchase of the next multi deal, and so on.  

What is an SEC fund and why do I need to set one up?

Coming out of college I understand 100% that it is extremely difficult to fund and operate an entire deal yourself for a variety of reasons.

Tenants won't notice a the difference, so you are funding the effort.