You would need to be comfortable with your co-lenders and perhaps sign a Participation Agreement with them. 

For example, we currently have our properties under one BOP Insurance policy but I'm not sure if that is allowed under LLC's because we get one bill for all properties and I know you aren't supposed to co-mingle funds under LLC's but I'm not sure all the ins and outs of that.  

You will need to go to Bid 4 Assets . c o m Hope this helps.

Here's a site that I found tremendously helpful in deciphering the overly complicated tax situation here: http://memphis.about.com/od/midsouthliving/qt/propertytax.htmFor my property in Shelby Co, the rates end up being .85% for city taxes and 1.0925% for county taxes.  

Hello,I'm currently under contract on a 5-unit property in Colorado set to close in about 60 days.

I am wondering if someone can just explain to me where a prospective buyer can find out how to obtain the CO (cost / reason property doesnt have one) and since its buyers responsibility upon purchase, is this something anyone can look up ahead of even going to look at a property?

With a short work history you'll need a co-signor, but get your parents to co-sign, and use an FHA loan to buy a multi-unit and do it soon.

Brandon,My wife and I have used Bryon Large from the Joseph Law Firm in Colorado.

I am wondering if anyone can inform me on taking out a line of credit from a Co-op, in terms of what lenders would you recommend?

That's just how the title co. is required to report the distribution of funds.....just like the proceeds from a sale.