Chances are you're going to find not only someone who's willing to help you with numbers, but someone who will look out for you if you are getting into major structural issues.

I haven't had any major tenant problems yet.

Sorry for the late reply but most investors have a connection with a smaller local community bank in the commercial lending department.

A lot of major cities have put a cap on the number of billboards.

There are certain circumstances that this is not the case, but the majority of the time it is.I wouldnt budge if I were you.

I know someone who has been turned down by a major bank because he is not the only one on his LLC.

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Terry - While I appreciate your feedback, the vast majority of our members prefer having the topics split as they currently are.

Furthermore, the tenant can argue that you were acting illegally as their employer by not having worker's comp or properly withholding taxes.The fact is that the majority of lease-option buyers never buy the property.

Find someone there that looks like they know what they are doing and take them out to lunch and pick their brain on your local market.You'll want to keep that cash in your pocket for now, the best thing about real estate is you get to do the majority of it with OPM (Other Peoples Money).