Not sure why you had such a big impact, did you check nothing else went on to contribute, cards compromised?

I have ended up buying or partnering with 100's of these people though, I have found that this group is usually compromised of 2 parts. 1) Hungry and willing to go to work. 2) Students who just are being taught wrong.

Needless to say I would highly recommend not doing any "favors" for anyone that compromise your business standards because in many cases it can lead to trouble down the road.

By this I mean that your ability to operate in another state is compromised unless you register the LLC in that other state.

It is, and has always been, a grey area and we've all done our very best, without compromise, to keep things legal, safe, and fair for all.Another thing to consider on discussions like this is the intention of the discussion itself.

Home that sits on the market has to compromise in the sale price-that's the bottom line. 

So yes, sharing a bathroom is a big dealbreaker for many, but others are okay with it, since it makes their rent cheaper.If I was going to design a co-housing property from scratch, a good compromise might be for each room to have a private toilet, sink, small fridge/freezer, and TV.

I am willing to compromise.

@Stacey Olson - I've had no experience with this personally, but my sister is a mental health professional, as well, and based on some of the stories I've heard, if you have real reasons to believe that a seller may be compromised on their ability to make good decisions, I would recommend caution.

<g> But the seller and I were about $1000. apart with hope dimming for a compromise.