I spoke with an escrow officer this weekend, and I think that the best way to go about this would be to lay out the specifics in the loan doc, and not worry about doing a deed of trust between them and myself.

I converted a Restaurant/bar/banquet center into a multi-tenant office building.  

Most officers avoid enforcing anything like that because it is murky. 

There are a couple of podcasts that talk about LLC's in particular, even one by an attorney on the Rookie podcast recently - listen to that.2) Find a mortgage officer and a realtor that are both familiar with VA loans and also with investors. 

In fact, they probably don't even know what they own because they most likely established a family office and have a staff in charge of it.2.

The space has an office and warehouse/storage on both floors.

Are there any tools/office equipment that the business needs, etc. 

He manages in that area and his office is very close to there. 

And add to that, that she is not renting a residential apartment where she lives in, she is renting an office suite from me

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