Replacement if the town would go for it would be a duplex with two 2/1s.

I have a two part question for the attorneys in the room.1) Our lender required that my mother be listed on the LLC Operating Agreement at the time of purchase because she contributed funds for our down payment.

There is currently common ownership of the entities that own the property and business, so they will need to sort the cash flow between the two out.

Takes the pressure off to find a subpar deal and lose a million or two. 

Walmart is selling these TASCO cameras for $28 in Sports and outdoors.Here is a photo taken two years ago of a break in that triggered a connection with the owner of the property and due process notification of their unpaid tax liens.Break In

I would go two properties 35% down and 35% down.

Yes, you could have a condominium of just two entities, us with the front yard and an investor for the back.

The minimum six-month to two-year redemption period is also a major problem for a lender.If you don't have your own money, the best method is to raise private capital. 

My wife and I are Realtors and have completed two fix and flips and are about to start on our third.We have an investor and his wife who want to fund a fix and flip as silent partners and split the profits from the project while my wife and I will provide the sweat equity.Our investor and his wife have a new LLC that they intend to run their real estate investments through, and my wife and I have an LLC that we run our real estate business through.We have never done a partnership deal like this and have a few questions:1.  

They talk about all of their doors, but doors don't mean anything unless they are a cash-flowing door or an appreciation door—hopefully, both.Think of it this way.