Bankruptcies are of various types, but the most common for an individual seem to be a "Chapter 7 No Asset" bankruptcy which relieves the borrower of most types of debts.

But the church can't operate a for-profit business and maintain it's tax-exempt status.Also, I recommend sitting down with a CPA to find out what tax exemption, if any, you/your business would receive from an in-kind donation of housing for visiting ministries / folks in the program / etc. 

a 1% acquisition fee is common, as is an asset management fee. 

Professional landlords like yourself with substantial portfolio that are local.. are just another business. and successful one.. same equity owning a car dealership.. or a handful of Mickey Ds all make the same kind of revenue.. its just one way to make money in America.. 

I was kind of a wreck the whole time, uncharted territory and the overwhelming impending feeling of loss can keep you up at night.

@Andre LozadaWhat kind of transaction?

Kent is the patriarch of the family and founder of the business and clearly a very actively engaged company principal.When Kent saw that one of his clients was in the office, he came over, introduced himself, and then started asking the kinds of questions that I was very happy to field: "What can we do better?"

(What kind of role did they fill for you?)

And if we can gain access to the equity via a LOC then it kind of serves the same purpose as what I was attempting to do by putting a 30 year on it.  

hey guy my dad want to partner up a loan is it possible to share a loan if so what kind of loan would that be?