With any investment, I plan to conduct due diligence of the Sponsor and ask as many questions as I can (and plenty of people here have laid out helpful questions to "grill" a Sponsor with).  

(As an aside, as I type this she has not paid, and I sent a 3-day notice this afternoon.)My question is how would you deal with her conduct? 

All profit above that amount is then split equal between the Investor, the Wholesaler, and Help Keep My Money, LLC (1/3 each).3.Rehab Company: The Rehab Company is usually a General Contractor with a contractor’s license who provides repairs to a property in preparation of the sale or renting the property.Rehab companies charge the cost of the repairs plus materials and a profit margin (usually 15%).4.Listing Real Estate Agent: The Listing Real Estate Agent works for the Seller and is responsible for getting the property under contract to sell, marketing the property and conducting the transaction on behalf of the Seller.Listing Real Estate Agents typically get 6% sales commission based on the sale price.

Some title companies allow "double-closings" but some don't.Because you are not buying the property, but facilitating the sale to a third party, you are effectively conducting business as a Real Estate Associate, which in this state is illegal without a license.

This property manager is a "guru" who conduct seminars about investing in US real estate in Malaysia, Singapore and Australia.  

Whereas California is an escrow state and Colorado is a table funding state, each state differs slightly in how they conduct business.

Do you have them fill out an application first (old school way)...and then after meeting them and pre-screening you have them go to Cozy/SmartMove to conduct the background/credit check? 

I believe because he was conducting illegal activity, my dad is able to offer him 72 hours to vacate.  

(c) Notwithstanding Section 1.04(7)(C), in determining the market value of a residence homestead, the chief appraiser may not exclude from consideration the value of other residential property that is in the same neighborhood as the residence homestead being appraised and would otherwise be considered in appraising the residence homestead because the other residential property:(1) was sold at a foreclosure sale conducted in any of the three years preceding the tax year in which the residence homestead is being appraised and was comparable at the time of sale based on relevant characteristics with other residence homesteads in the same neighborhood; or(2) has a market value that has declined because of a declining economy.I plan to literally print this section of the tax code and bring it to my hearing in case if the appraiser excludes any of my comps that are foreclosures.3.

Kinda silly too if a business is the buyer, an idiot would know that Harry Potter, LLC is not going to live there or buy it as a hobby as a business is conducting business!