Obviously I want it rented asap, but is there a safe and reasonable way to hold and protect myself from loss?

Additionally, they also offer an online-only subscription for $50/yr that allows you to listen to the entire meeting (including the member haves/wants) and download any presentation files.

However some of the online reviews say that the dryer is too harsh on delicate knits.

I also utilized other free resources such as the local library, blogs, and free online classes.

It's refreshing to find an online community where most of the (active)members are so passionate about the subject at hand, and more than that, openly willing to discuss, and lend a hand to people who are at a disadvantage due to being new in the business.So thank you.

I also found some online resources claiming to do it for $3500 and they set you up with a consultant, help with the marketing of your fund, and have a list of brokers who can help sell it as well.It might seem like overkill if you're just going to borrow money from you family/friends but if you want discretionary power and the ability to draw the funds quickly without getting a bunch of signatures from the investors, this is the way to go and still be covered.

You and they will likely give a personal guarantee for any loan, so the difference will be in commercial lending guidlines.Since you are immediate family members, you'll be exempt from SEC fund raising issues as well as the SAFE Act if say your father makes you a loan personally if your home is included in all this.Yes, your LLC needs to be formed prior to purchase and applying for the loan, I suggest you spend a few bucks and see an attorney in setting this up, there are options and aspects of such an entity that simply are not contained in some internet LLC formoperating agreement.

., The SAFE Act has killed Lonnie Deals, MH dealers are pulling thier hair out with it.The returns can be better, now ask do you really earn the difference...Cheap MHs are full of tenant and maintenance issues, not saying you can't get a good tenant, just saying they are fewer and far between, just don't turn yourself into a slum-lord

They will do online notaries that are accepted in all 50 States.

Allied is very easy to do online.