Not creating a new electric outlet, using the outlet and rewiring to new location through concrete ceiling.What are the implications of not getting electric permit and doing the job anyways down the road?

Robert, the owner of the company does not appear to be "disqualified" according to the IRS defenition (https://www.irs.gov/publications/p560#en_US_2016_p...) however because he is related to you the transaction may create conflict of interest, which is prohibited.

I would create an LLC to own the property and open up a business checking for that LLC.  

don't know any bank that would do a loan on a 1500 dollar transaction so to me that's obvious there is no loan@David Krulac  love your war stories.. being in one of the original states title is a for real deal.out our way were many times a subdivision was just created way back in 1998... we just don't deal with it as much.. in my timber days when I was buying boonie property these old deeds etc would come into play.and right now I have a landlock situation going that Chicago title is defending..

I own more than 10% of the units so this creates the issue.  

I used to create Google calendar events for action items or a spreadsheet to track research, but I started getting buried by the sheer amount of the information.We use a task tracking software called JIRA at work so I decided to give it a try to track all the REI knowledge I was gaining.

I’m getting ready to start going to my local Michigan REIA meetings an start networking hopefully find some good long term friendships. 

As giving them too many thing might create more work and more conditions to clear. 

creating a structure of payment owned to us.

Looking for suggestions on the pros and cons of handwriting vs. typing and also whether or not we should put our actual cell phones numbers on the letters or use an out of state number created through google voice (no more local numbers left).