I would look at the condo association and determine how well it's funded and run.

State law has provisions for the change of ownership. :)

To determine the cap rate you also have to know the tax, insurance, and management cost.

For instance, you’ll want to know what a good price is for home furnishings, how to determine their quality, and how to match furniture pieces.

The bad is that when I pay these guys back, it's listed as "Ownership Disbursement", which I believe has different ramifications from a straight loan payment.

Home Ownership The simple reality is that there has really been very little actual recovery in housing.

Doing that let's the settlement agent off the hook in determining what the transaction includes or if they are properly accounting for amounts listed on the HUD and on filings.Closing agents are subject to audits, in Cali, if that's what the state allows then, like I said, so be it, but it's still a poor auditing method.

How hard you work and how good at that work you are will be the determining factors.The fact that you took out a loan and ended up with payments that you did not anticipate tells me you acted without proper due diligence or understanding of the loan you took out.

This page:Eliminating the Prohibition on General Solicitation and General Advertising in Certain Offeringsdescribes what is reasonable:The determination of the reasonableness of the steps taken to verify an accredited investor is an objective assessment by an issuer.

At close, partner C's name would be included on the title.To move the property into sole ownership of partner A, once rehab was complete the partners could refinance the property under partner C's name, while A & B could write a quit claim giving A ownership.This is a new one to me and while my experience in the past has primarily been in rehabbing; I am finding more and more everyday about RE investing.