One wants to sell, one doesn't, one doesn't care and they all can't come to some sort of friendly agreement....so one goes to court to partition. 

I’m on the fence about selling what we live in, in the same sort of way. 

There are all sorts of precautions you'll want to educate yourself on before borrowing.A very general good rule of thumb: don't use other peoples' money to try to do something you haven't already done yourself many times before, and don't use other peoples' money on speculative activities.If you're planning to borrow money from a private party, AND also getting financing from a bank (for instance, borrowing money from a family member to pay the downpayment on a new mortgage), you'll need to talk with an experienced mortgage broker about it beforehand--because if you borrow money from a family member, the bank will usually count that debt against your DTI, which affects how much mortgage you can get.Good luck out there!

I sort of understand it but need a little more help.

You sent us a screenshot showing that and we did offer to log into your Godaddy account for you to make the update... but there was some sort of confirmation Godaddy was wanting done it looks like to enable you to make the CNAME change.

Taking it 1 step further, as Landlords, what sort of accommodations/amenities are you putting in place to make these "nomad" tenants happy to rent your properties?

The part of "keeping the business separate" I have found to be sort of bogus. 

In my Metro Area, all those sort of test are taken at maybe three locations.

Hi Brian,What sort of return will the investors get on $100,000?

Nik,Assuming what they manage is large enough, your contract with them should include some sort of End of Year Bonus structure.