But an agent representing a buyer on a property that is not listed is in a slightly different boat, but they still need an authorization to sell, but that may be structured without any duty to advise, much like a transactional broker/agent.

Something that can work out very well is for those with single menber LLC or with just 2 members, like H&W, to think about tying up with others in the same boat, breaking out your business in the Operating Agreement and capital accounts and then have a management LLC.

That's sort of the boat I am in.

You and me are on the same boat, and I appreciate your post.

You can also consider pledging other assets at this amount, cars, boats, machinery, etc. worth a few thousand may provide additional collateral.

My mindset about money changed while listening do Dave Ramsey recordings that my boss had on the boat; I spent a summer fishing commercially in Alaska.

Since it's (almost) new carpet, I'm in the same boat on keeping it for a few years.

Rob - That's a tough one, I've been in that boat before.

Im in the same boat.

Todd, you are in the same boat as I am.  24 doors, 9 property managers in 7 states.