Here is Fannie:Permissible Exceptions to Continuity of ObligationAlthough the following refinance transactions do not meet the definition of continuity of obligation, the new refinance transaction will be eligible and not bound by the limited eligibility parameters described below if any of the following are applicable: The borrower on the new refinance transaction was added to title 24 months or more prior to the disbursement date of the new refinance transaction.The lender documents that the borrower acquired the property through an inheritance or was legally awarded the property (for example, divorce, separation, or dissolution of a domestic partnership).

Plus all the partnership and buy sell agreements that come with all of them).

I've called my bank and they have no product to help me (and had no knowledge of what an SDIRA LLC is)...and maybe there is no option but thought I would check with others.When establishing a checkbook IRA what do people do for the actual checking account...meaning,If I have 200k that I want access to I understand the steps required to establish this SDIRA but I hate to leave 200k in a checking account and earning nothing or very nearly nothing in investment interest...I will have the 200k sit there until I find the right investment, maybe the investment doesn't use the entire 200k, and/or then there is the money coming back in from rents I don't really want that to sit either.I do realize that I can buy other investments via this account but what is the best way to do so while still remaining liquid so I can pull the trigger on the right opportunity?

Hi Corey,I got my start in partnership with a fellow Marine.  

This is just bare basics. obviously I am still looking into best legal structures but I just wanted some advice for the inner workings for partnership not on paper. hopefully it was clear enough. thank you

Any particular key sentences or trigger phrases that gets owners motivated to sell?

Does anyone have any examples of what a partnership should/can look like.

There is far more variation in state LLC laws when compared to corporation or partnership laws of any given state.

I go with the later.. the only thing I can pat myself on the back for is I tied up all this land 3 to 4 years ago coming out of the GFC and had the band width to put my partnerships together and take them down.. plus my bankers in PDX and CHS are wonderful we have bank rates on the loans which make them all that much more profitable compared to others that have to use HML to transact..

I would love to form a partnership!