.”, in my opinion this is broad.

Let me know if you'd like to sit down sometime and talk strategy.More broadly, I also run a subgroup of AZREIA for New Investors here in Tucson.

I can say I find whole thing annoying for a few reasons, maybe even harmful but that's case by case not a broad generalization.

You need to structure the deal you see doing and allocate cost and value to the stakeholders according to the parties respective contributionsThis too broad a discussion to cover here Send me a DM if you’d like to chat

In my case, I prefer to look at a broad picture and see my primary residence as part of an overall business strategy that contributes to "corporate cash flow". 

If you customize it for them and they do not complete the purchase, you may be stuck trying to sell a house that does not have broad appeal to a larger pool of potential buyers. 

From what I can tell from research of other companies there are three major parts to this business: Remodel, Property Management, and Properties I know this is broad but nevertheless it seems to be the major focus.

A Solo 401(k) is not broadly exempted from UDFI in general. 

Akmauri, it's too broad of an area. 

When it comes to legal issues, I think the U.S. is at one extreme end of the moral spectrum.