Most IRA custodians who accept single member LLCs as IRA investments will require that you appoint some kind of special advisor (licensed CPA or attorney) who will review all the transactions of the LLC to make sure there are not any prohibited transactions happening.

Lenders prefer not to cross collateralize a deal.  

A transaction lending company I am involved with will send proof of funds letters

My previous secretary manages our "production" lines, aggregate production, motor shop, and supply chain, then she graduated to 3 projects (20-30 people per project) doing it only by phone and bi-weekly reports and one foreman meeting each week, but those are more easy, just doing roads and small structures like drains and ditches.

Who owned the land in question at the time of the transaction?  

Hello I'm really new to wholesaling, has anyone had any experience doing a wholesale deal with a broker listed property? will an assignment still work in the situation? any recommendations? I'm in Texas.Thanks!

The last time I was involved in a transaction like that, I was buying a car and could almost literally feel the salesperson's eyes sizing me up to determine what he could squeeze out of me.

I always send a gift card usually from a chain restaurant.

And I also needed transactional funding (1.75% of purchase price) to make the deal work.  

The hard money lender will also be doing the paper work etc. so you just shadow that as well.recommend that you fund 100% of the deal and avoid for your first time a co Beneficiary transaction.. ( which is basically what crowd funding is  IE bringing a bunch of small investors into one loan)...