It is very difficult to go after an LLC and frankly, there may be no assets except the prperty in question.

In order to put a property under contract I need to provide proof of funds I know that I can get that from a hard money lender but I don’t meet there criteria for a loan approval what should I do?

The firm’s decision to exit First Eagle Investment Management raises a few key questions:1.Is Blackstone Reallocating Capital into Real Estate?

I'd also be happy to answer any more questions so feel free to reach out via DM.

In terms of your question about owner disbursements, I believe all the Columbus ones I know of disburse at the end of the month. 

He didn't complain or ask any stupid questions during his stay and when he left he left behind 6 tiki torches and tons of OFF spray.

But, given that he has a primary residence there already that he must leave (Army doesn't give much choice on location), if he isn't able to sell the property quickly for at least break even, and can't take a deduction for a loss, my thinking is to flip it to a rental (question is which kind makes the most sense), he should be able to cash flow given his monthly expenses, even if only $100/mo, then if he still sells for a loss in a year or two, he could take a deduction.  

Your questions about buying an out of state LLC through a website with 100 popups does not go with "commercial and multi family property" acquisition.

- Answer to first question is no.

There is nothing in the law preventing you from answering that question.