I typically do not support them but it could be worth your time.

It's close to 500k, near two college/universities, and the rent will go for about $925 a month.

In 1984, I received a J.D. degree from the University of South Carolina, having moved there from my home, Detroit, MI.  

I'm not saying that someone will pay outrageous amounts, but the price range line... doesn't support the idea that a few days will make your year.

Actually if you read the forums I don't support TK and certainly not in the Detroit market. 

The profitable LLC that supports the struggling LLC would be blending funds.  

@Omran S.Your best bet is to have a work history that supports the amount of money you want to borrow.  

Typical commercial lending is LTV 70-75%always an ARM, like 20 due in 10 (or even 5)property self-sufficient (aka DSCR 1.1 - 1.3 depending upon the lender)with an NOI that supports reserves 10%, vacancies of 12%1/2 year prepaid taxes AND insurance (last parts of PITI)Your personal credit should not be part of the qualification process.

Judging by the responses, there seems to be an enormous level of support and camaraderie here!

As supportive that he military members are to each other, owning real estate still has a stigma.