Not sure how to respond individually to each reply so I will just reply in here. 1.  

I think it also depends on the local housing authority's interpretation and/or mood.

It's great to see so many like minded individuals helping each other out and building financial freedom. 

If you are holding title as an individual, you will likely be required to pay withholding through escrow.

I am looking to exchange knowledge about real estate investing with other individuals with unique strategies.

I found private money lenders, as in individuals or husband and wife team locally that just loaned on 2 deals and working a third in the last 30 days.

We are an authorized HUD Brokerage and work with about 30+ investors from as far away as Norway.Key points are:Get your funding lined up FIRST, so you can pull the triggerDo it with an INVESTOR FRIENDLY authorized HUD BrokerageMake sure the HUD approved title company will do a simultaneous closingBUILD YOU BUYER LIST FIRST !!!

At the time, the asset managers told us that they only had the authority to sell the property for up to 10% less than list price.  

I also think that Ames Lakes, Duvall and Fall City are going to be on the uptick for Redmond Individuals, as Parkplace gets redeveloped we are going to see a surge of Eastside Tech Boom and people wanting to live outside of Seattle City Limits.  

You will find some BP authors promoting 100% leverage (NOT me--I play it somewhat conservative).