Accordingly, based on logic, it appears that you may be able to utilize one California LLC to own/operate one or more out-of-state LLCs, and you would only need to pay one CA franchise tax fee.  

I think you have the right intentions but it appears you got some of the information partially right and partially wrong.

You would structure it so they can get an equivalent share of the deal of what they put in.

Most traditional banks will want to see at least several years of job experience or equivalent (although if you were in school, the time you spent in school can count towards this).

Usually they know just enough to sound smart, and make it appear as though they are a master or real estate mogul.

Does a lender consider that amount exactly or is there a formula they use to allow the monthly disability income to appear a little higher for loan amount approval??

HelloFrom wheee I’m at in upstate New York it would appear that golf courses are only used 4 or 5 months out of the year.

Appears there is not a deal to be made:107k + $22K + 10K = $149K which is greater than market value as you would want to add commissions to the deal in order to get paidPeople will pay greater than market value for a sub2 but not with a high down payment

After doing a walkthrough it appears that one unit has more occupants than allowed.

It appears to me that the landlord is not running this property efficiently and is looking to exit.