Let them know you want to find a way to structure the sale to benefit you both.

This is when you will be able to tell the crowd what you are looking for and listen for other investors offering services that mutually benefits you both. 

I will, however, explain my rationale for not using an LLC in my personal situation:1) Due on Sale Clause and Conventional FinancingI believe that the benefits to using conventional financing with it's low interest rates, long (30-year) terms, and low payments outweigh the likelihood of devastating personal liability in a litigation setting in my personal situation.

Most investors would benefit by creating a contract template, custom tailored to their particular method of business with the assistance of a real estate attorney.

It will benefit you in many ways, such as less capex, repairs etc.

With the Toyota-Mazda plant coming up in Greenbriar (which is closer to Decatur), I believe Decatur would greatly benefit from this.

He suggested in real estate and how benefiting it is long term.

The 70% rule is out there for the benefit of the real estate investor.

Of course the benefit of freeing up a lot of time to concentrate on investing has been offset with not having that W2 job that all these lenders now want to see.

Plus you have the benefit of having 2 rentals in the same location.