The property was close to the ocean and a forested area, so flood and fire hazard, they said.So I went looking for a new company with no success.

My question is whether it makes sense to keep the capital in the deal banking on it performing better long term and the retention of 5 percent of the deal after the waterfall as a long term asset, or if it makes sense to take the capital back and put it into my own deals (my partners and I are currently working on buying a hotel and I could use the capital to get myself equity and to help us close the deal).

Hi everyone,Last year, I created an LLC, but I haven't purchased any properties yet.I would like to buy a property close to where we live, in which my wife's parents will live for some years.

Anyone know of a title company in ...... that does double closings?

------Rarely connected enough locally to get properties cheap enough and they get ripped off by contractors who know they aren't closely being managed/monitored.You can run all the numbers you want, but they're just a TOOL. 

I am close with our previous chattel lender because we did business together a fair bit, but she is pushing late 80s now.

A 1031 exchange (45 days to find another property, 180 days to close) might something to think about.If I was in your shoes:1.

Close to WA, landlord friendly, low taxes, strong job and population growth. 

(this was after we had closed on the property) This was a bank commercial loan. 

This material has 0 tolerance for humidity of any type, and will explode like a sponge if it gets wet a couple times.I have seen situations where homes are closed up all summer due to foreclosure and large portions of the floor start to swell and buckle just from excess humidity and no A/C.