The sky is the limit!

Hi Guys, I am interested to know the strategy to buy +60% of controlling shares of Co-Op building in order to convert it into rental units, has anyone been involved in this kind of deal?

We found that the 506(b) format really limited us because you could only solicit people with whom you have a pre-existing relationship.

I have worked my life to get into a community service position and am far less satisfied with the limited help I can provide in my full time dream job than I ever thought when I was a kid dreaming of it.

I like the control RE offers.

I wonder how the house will effect my lending limit on the multifamily.

I would sell the cheap ac units that I bought on Craigslist and go out to Luxury home appliance and buy the best remote control LG units for each of my rooms.

I can sell it to him out-right and he can mortgage with 20% down but with my [limited] understanding of lease options I thought I might be able to approach him saying he could buy the option with 10% down and work out the other terms.As Brendon mentioned, it sounds like it might just be more hassle than it's worth and I don't want to put him off trying to force the L/O. 

One wonderful property I have that's forty minutes away from where I wake up every morning is at the outer limit of my 'zone.

As far as proof of funds, do you have a high credit card limit?