I really dont like to put my family in the middle of this, since again, the trustee is liable( i think), technically is the owner.

Therefore justifying the lawyer fees.ThanksThe definition for a security is very technical and you need to work with an attorney to make sure you don't screw it up.  

Any written agreement that includes terms, dates, parties involved, the address of the property, and your fee is "technically" binding. 

@Deanna McCormick Technically, the applications came through in tandem. 

So technically the Federal Reserve is independent from the government...  

Technically I'm not buying and selling.

I'm also a newbie but have remembered reading that most lenders will not loan to LLC's, and if you transfer the title over to an LLC after you close you run the risk of the bank calling the mortgage due since it's technically hanging ownership.

(technically was cashflowing $850 the first year, but not if you're living in it thus eating up a $1500/month gross a renter would give you.)(4-Refinance) You cash-out refi to get the 20k cash you invested back into your pocket. (5-Repeat) You've met the 12 month occupancy requirement from the VA and can move out to rent both sides out.

Originally posted by @Anjana Vakil: Unfortunately from what I've seen of the Austin suburbs, even bikeable neighborhoods are difficult to come by I live in Avery Ranch which is technically Austin but it's more of an suburban outpost between Round Rock and Cedar Park.

Does anyone know of something, other than MS Project, that will create Gantt charts of the plan (or, more technically correct, the work breakdown structure)?