I am NOT an attorney, but have had this occur in numerous situations and the answer has always been "not a problem" There could be many reasons why this occurred, the most common is the allonge was actually endorsed to BLANK (not endorsed) and Company D did the smart thing and signed it to their company.

But of course, there's always plenty of tenants who think they are entitled to an apartment and know how to play the system. the proverbial "professional tenant", they do exist and are numerous up here.For my money, landlord friendly states only with a solid PM team is the rule.

Did it here a number of years back in NY and it cost me $150 for the walkthrough and the fee is deducted from him if he later draft and file plans and obtain permits, which you are required to do, for you.There's not enough details in your post to give you an opinion, as there are numerous variables.

@Darryl E Johnson Unless you're an established investor with numerous doors starting an LLC is pointless.

@Mike Mocek   I wrote in my post that I have been to Toledo numerous times. 

They do offer a heating element that you can put underneath the tile when it is installed.

So while the entire project couldnt do 1%, the elements that were doing a lot better at almost 2% bring up the overall average to an acceptable level as a whole.  

There are numerous posts by other investors with them. 

Securing funding requires 5 elements:1) Relationship with the funder2) Trust3) Demonstrable track record4) Have a compelling opportunity5) Alignment with between the goals for the project and the funding partner goals. 

steps for someone who is new to REI, interested in more affordable OOS props, and likes the creative-financing elements of BRRRR, but has never done it.