The hard part is all the regulations and hoops you have to jump through in order to create the assisted living business.

Many real estate commissions will enforce the NAR Code of Ethics and have incorporated them in their regulations.  

architects are licensed in their respective states I would find out who regulates them and threaten to file a complaint with the licensing agency in your state, if you don't have a permit ready set of plans by a specific date.  

From 1985-2009, I practiced law in SC before moving to Miami, FL.  

My duplex rental is on it's 3rd lease of tenants and so far I haven't had that gap, but it has come to my attention that if you continue to practice your business this way eventually you'll create a problem where the current tenants overstay their lease or you don't have time to adequately clean and repair your unit between renters.   

While he started his eviction-only practice in Silicon Valley, I think he might have an arm up your way now. 

I assume it's best practice to sign a promissory note to him for the amount he brings to the deal and note that he gets X percent of the proceeds from the sale based on his percentage brought to the deal?  

We were just informed at the end of Dec that our accountant was no longer practicing.  

Hey @Carlos Querido - I think you're smart to ask about CT so you become aware of any rules or regulations you must adhere to, but the wholesaling process is pretty much the same everywhere.FYI - I have a 3-video "Wholesale Accelerator" course (with sample Purchase and Assignment agreements) that I give to free only to my colleagues here in BP.  

Personal Name too risky in this day and age and state of practically 'martial' law:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/01/2...the guy got a WARRANT OUT FOR HIS ARREST just for narrow patch of lawn that was left uncut!