Because he dropped the ball and didn't warn me in the beginning I wanted to use another attorney but was advice that most attorneys would rather not represent me because they where not part of the original transaction and, the attorney I used is well respected in the area.

Because he dropped the ball and didn't warn me in the beginning I wanted to use another attorney but was advice that most attorneys would rather not represent me because they where not part of the original transaction and, the attorney I used is well respected in the area.

If so, I would hire the respected attorney.

Just do it respectfully and unapologetically, in writing, and give the full notice.  

I worked my absolute tail off to make these deals happen but they ended up being homeruns with cash flows of 16.5% and 20.5% respectively.

So with all due respect to any agents out there, and I used to be one for a number of years, I would trust an appraiser before an agent 9 times out of 10. 

It gives you enough room to comfortably cover debt service if you are leveraged.Why they are tricky: I think of them like bond pricing in that they are a reflection of the yields demanded subject to asset supply with respect to property-level risks.

Either way, I would verify the website and contact info against other well-respected websites like the BBB (and verify you can contact that person through the information provided on those websites).

Typically, these strategies by Royal and Anderson involve having local operations and bank accounts that flow to some protected parent and each property held in an LLC in its respective state.

Open Honest respectful discussions are a good place to start.