The first result that shows up on google for the keywords "We Buy Houses Boston" is an OnCarrot member. I

@Harrison Sharp   Unless your family member is the kind of person that would have a prepayment penalties you should be fine. 

I have a stable job, I could be re-assigned out of state in the next couple of years, but if I don't I have no problem living here long-term.

Here are the details.Duplex Im selling is owned in entity "A LLC" which is a 2 member LLC and I'm a 50% member, other member is my dad.Ive been approved for a construction loan based on the financials of entity "A LLC" - however I could also get the construction loan in my name only, or another single member LLC that I am sole member of or Entity "B LLC" which I'm a 50% member of or when I close it down can transfer ownership to me solely.The land is owned free and clear - land is owned under entity "A LLC" and is also owned half by John Smith (friend of mine...John Smith who coincidentally wants out)How do I do this...I've been reading up on related entity exchanges but as I type this out am wondering if I couldnt complete this since the lot is owned by entity "A LLC" which is also selling the existing duplex.Disclaimer for any that answer - I understand you are giving advice and I am to complete my own due diligence and consult my own professionals.Thanks!!!!

after my first two quarters being an HOA board member, I think it would be wise to research the property management company a board has guiding them.

But yeah I have the time to fix these up myself along with my family member, I just hope If I do get one It doesn't have too much surprises, i hate surprises in general.  

I am in a partnership with my father and brother in a parent LLC that then has property LLC's under it.  My father is down sizing and is in the process of buying a new home as his place of residence.  Although we only...

 I am looking at getting a private money from a family member. I

However, a friend or a distant family member is willing to loan you the money for this.

Get it to fit just right and go on to the next piece......if you screw up, just get another plank and start again....not a big deal.Get a good fit, and then a good bead of silicone between the plank and the tub.....that will need to be re-done every couple of years to insure a water tight sealUnless the tub is sitting on top of the tile, that's basically what the tile guys did and then filled the gaps with grout...same principlePretty easy to do....just tedious.The other option is to use quarter round....but you will still need to spend a lot of time trimming and getting the joints to match right at each angle etc