Thanks so much in advance.Unless you have a business already in existence with a track record, any L.L.C you form will have to be personally guaranteed by the members.

You need to get to those court records and read them, as well as all her family's records.

I have a 3.5 acre commercial lot in a rural part of NY with access right off a heavily traveled main road.

.- They placed a previous tenet with a 2.5 year track record- They used their experience and provide a very modest move-in special to fill the vacancy- The resulting tenet was bad and was removed and the place is ready to rent againSo they placed a single bad tenet.....so what?   

The couple I mentioned said they'd occasionally get a traveling nurse or similar profession for a 2 month stay or something. 

In the other tenanted unit, it appeared that we were very fortunate as they appeared to be a great tenant, easily producing verifiable screening documentation, appeared to be taking very good care of the unit, and a track record of paying rent on-time.

If the auctioneer will not give it to you then follow up and see what it sold for once the proeprty is closed and recorded.

I'm assuming they were overly ambitious with the ARV.I'm going to check the property records to hopefully find the investor.

And until you have a proven track record, you are likely to have difficulty convincing private backers that you are a solid investment.

And until you have a proven track record, you are likely to have difficulty convincing private backers that you are a solid investment.