Option 1: simplest exit strategy.

Thats the simplest advice I could give you.

@Bilal Hussain I think the simplest method is to determine an average use for each space.

The simplest idea is usually best in RE. 

You can typically get an unrelated co-signer passed, but OVER AND OVER AGAIN we see these things go sideways and it is NEVER the initial thought or plan of the couple.The simplest solution (usually the best) would be for YOU to purchase the home and borrow the down payment money (or a portion) from your LT GF.   

Open to any and all suggestions here and hoping if anything is a complicated suggestion, someone can break it down in simplest form for my simpleton brain ;)

This is the part that I'm finding to be the hardest to estimate so far when the property doesn't have an existing The simplest way is to call current competitive spaces for lease and find out what they are asking.

Not bad overall, but also not the simplest path to real estate investing considering you could plonk 25% down on an already-completed-project right out of the gate and ski p all that variable middle-ground.With construction loans or other debt-for-your-project instruments its often more simple to get more favorable LTVs and LTCs for whatever reason.

If they can't do this, then either (1) find another title company, or (2) find a hard money lender for a transactional loan.The single closing is the simplest. 

Hi @Williams Jones, the simplest way I've used is the Google.Drop the name of the llc into the search bar and hit "go" and the party begins.