Cakewalk as long as you are diligent at sending them email updates, they will gladly extend you if you communicate well enough.

I have had more trouble communicating with my corporate attorney that lives 20 miles from me than the attorneys at Anderson.Note:  With Anderson, you might have to work to stay current with the entity creation process since they don't seem to be lavish with status updates.  

This is a relatively recent reverse of the older “buyer beware” norm in real estate and lets buyers know ahead of time of any major problems with their dream home.Some states go a step further and require sellers to also disclose “emotional defects” that could impact and stigmatize a property.

I was thinking the developer and I would manage the PPM in the sense of revising & constantly revisiting the numbers, but ultimately I would be the ones communicating everything to the investors.

And our management agreement specifically says that the broker may not hire or pay for an attorney to represent the owner, although the broker may communicate with the owner's attorney.

It seems like you are emotionally attached to the property and are just excited about getting one.

Sure, because homeowners get "emotional" about their property and think it is worth more than it really is.

@Isiah Ferguson - Even if you have the money to pay off, I wouldn't do it, but I'm just speaking financially, not emotionally.

For Maria to travel from Texas to Philly is already creating stress for her not to mention the mixed emotions that she must going through.Research the file again to make sure Debby and Ben have no heir's.

I don't want to insult them with an unrealistic deal and lose them off the bat"Don't let Letting emotions get in the way of business/real estate investing as it can cost you and your loved ones.Help yourself first and then worry about helping others.Plus, you can always find another deal around the corner as there are plenty of them even if you loose out on this one.Just my 0.2 Aussie centsMuch success