He also expects the Memphis site to serve as stiff competition to surrounding states snaring manufacturers and other business.

Is it up to me or are there laws concerning this (first come, first serve) ?

Would like the opportunity to discuss with you privately on how you went about investigating the buy in cost and expected P&L, and then building a partnership with the other investors.  

Hey @Ted L., I've uploaded a spread sheet of one of my actual specs in the FilePlace area of BP.

Hello,My brother and I recently purchased a duplex that was going to serve as his primary residence.

@Adrienne GreenAs far as realtors go, Adrienne is a rockstar agent who serves a lot of investors.  

Originally posted by @Steve L.

Originally posted by @Bryan L.: Someone mentioned that you do NOT have to have an agent to make a bid.

I am just offering up a strategy that has served me well thus far.

If it isn't in the operating agreement, it probably defaults to state law, so you need to look in the corporations law sections of LLCs and see how your state treats vacancies, it may simply revert to a single member if she resigns.Just guessing, I'd say an attorney would suggest a wife being in the company for estate issues and taxes based on your ownership, then as to marital property issues (divorce comes to mind) and that any "life events" would better be served in that manner.