Giving someone possession of a $150,000 asset in exchange for a $3,000 check and a lease is one hell of an act of faith--make sure you get it right!

It is my understanding that if an LLC is formed in Nevada and I buy property in another state I will have to register as a foreign entity.

Lower power, longer life in exchange for higher initial cost.

Being nice however is not to say I'm naive, so I'm trying to determine an acceptable interest rate that won't work against my own interests as an equity partner but also allows for an acceptable return on my money.In trying to determine what was reasonable in this circumstance I realized that outside of some accounting and finance classes in college, notes; bonds; and other debt instruments are pretty foreign to me in this context.

I'm europpean and I read everywhere that to attend to this exam, one must provide a valid SS number which obv I dont have since I'm a foreigner.

Chris,We can certainly meet and exchange ideas.......

That means you might want to look at a 1031 exchange.

Perhaps your business can offer some value to those you identify and exchange your value add for their knowledge or a look see into their business.

You could purchase notes from note funds, servicers, and loan exchanges.

This combined with the foreign fighter flow (FFF) should be cause for concern.