Howdy BP members,Introducing myself real quick: My name is Sam and I am a young investor.

The downside to this is that some banks will want the other member(s) as a personal guarantor.If you have people willing to lend you the money, you should call every local bank in your area and hope that one of them will allow you to do what you want.

I have a few family members that I'm looking to bring into some deals with me, but of course I want to connect with anyone on BP that has multi-family interests.

As a member I receive monthly magazines and newsletters specific to doing business in my locale.

Why don't you reverse engineer your activity and find additional services that you receive fees for.Step back and think of all the services that people with a house once owned by a family member needs.

However, whatever you do, keep on posting and stay a member of the BP community.

It depends on whether there are any additional approved family members in the assisted unit.Unless there is, at least, one remaining family member, the Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) Contract terminates automatically on the death of a single-member household, including one with a live-in aide.

If he is running around posing as a hard money lender he may pop up with other members on BP.I hammered a broker here years ago collecting fees who never made a loan, got a loan package and paid the fee and stopped the check and turned it over to the FBI, she was caught in Florida as a gang of scammers, they went to the big house and the agent told me he didn't know if any money was recovered to pay back those she had ripped off, probably not as they live off the money.

I just wanted to pop in and say hello as a new member to BP and introduce myself!

Hi Joe......I'm sure there are BP Members on here that have a better grasp of this topic but my recommendation is to form an LLC per property to keep each one separate from each other.