Where the extension cord crossed a sidewalk we bought a commercial quality device designed to cover cords over walkways and put two orange caution cones on either side.

With international students it is not usually possible to run a credit check, unless they have been in the country for several years.

There are definitely tax implications - both near and long term - with respect to how you go about setting up your entities and the relationship between them and you would be best served by finding an accountant and corporate / real-estate lawyer familiar with cross-boarder business/investing and taxation.

Cool to see people I don't know from around the country taking time out of their lives to offer advice.

HOWEVER, I'd make sure you are cross-collateralizing that note with a note on one of his other projects with equity, or his personal residence.

Through talking with neighbors, I found out the owner moved halfway across the country.

@Tradd Bastian I haven’t had direct experience opening a co-working space but I did create a search service that specializes in matching companies up with coworking spaces and executive suites across the country, and I’ve seen my fair share of co-working spaces over the past few years.

If not, the bank could look at you as a security breach and since you are probably crossing state lines that could be a Federal Offense. 

Gulf Shores is like vacationing in the city and Dauphin Island is like taking the ferry to the country.

I'll make sure that's dropped at the right time if we make it to negotiations.I thought $158,000 to get her out from under it and an ARV of ~$250,000 would make for a pretty sweet wholesale or even rehab it ourselves considering it doesn't take an exorbitant amount of money to fix it up (crossing fingers for cosmetics only) or to get her out.As for the liens i think you're right about the tax lawyer.