This was in the late 70's and LLC's were not in vogue. 

Hey @Ashley Williams from my research on hard money lenders it's hard to find legitimate funding for 100% financed deals.

For a few hundred dollars, I made many tens of thousands.So, @Nathan Williams I agree with you. 

@Andre Williams I would not waste your home equity like that.

@Thomas Pae in addition to the hospitals (all of which are world class) major employers in the Cleveland area include GM & Ford (both of whom have recently announced major investments in their CLE area plants), US Gov (NASA Glenn Research Center is here), KeyCorp, Progressive Insurance, Sherwin Williams, Swagelok, State of Ohio and higher education (CSU, Case Western Reserve, Baldwin Wallace).  

Brandon Ramirez with Keller Williams/Ben Kinney Team

I have two individuals out of CO that I work with regularly: William Bronchickhttps://bronchicklaw.com/Chris Rayhttp://www.c2groupllc.com/index.html

I personally work with Keller Williams Realty which is big on supporting the agent and educating agents on running a business and being successful.

@William GoldenYou should definitely consult an attorney about the proper setup.The first thing you should determine is if a trust is worth setting up or if anything you are looking to do can be done through the LLC.There are many benefits to setting up a trust but there are certainly costs associated with the creation and upkeep of a trust.If your mother is looking to give her ownership in real estate to you and your brother, she may possibly give percentage shares in her LLC to you and your brother over time.Good luck!

@William Thorn I'm not going to the event, but would love to meet up.