He's doing Friday, Sept 23rd from 3pm to 6:30 pm on QuickBooks for your REI Business, and all day Saturday on Tax and Legal for Entrepreneurs and REIs.Doing REI without legal counsel is ill-advised and not recommended.

We talked shop for a while and he told me that he has been able to get equity for his deals through some sort of life settlement structure using insurance policies that he purchases at a discount from people who are perceived to be terminally ill, aged or some other reason why there is a higher likelihood that the policy could be redeemed for a higher value.  

Ill keep all of guys informed!!

What I find hard to believe is that only after 17 years of suffering through the life changing illnesses, did the girl or her family decide to seek legal action.

Ill refer you to my business mentor.

Most new landlords do not have a clue, are ill prepared and never get their application upheld because they did not do their homework.If you want a good laugh go to a few hearings to observe.

Technique #1 (appears ill advised) One technique that a mutual friend mentioned is that they could create an LLC (Tim & Jennifer as sole members), using the investor loan proceeds to fund the LLC (as a "business"), then have the LLC purchase the new residence (the LLC would be on the title, instead of Tim & Jennifer).

Maybe ill catch you there..In meantime Ive been slowly growing contacts in Nashville. 

I was unaware of any laws protecting mentally ill people; especially ones I feel unsafe around and are month to month renters. 

thank you @Ryan Blake ill have to look into it.