You don't have a ton of control over the design, but their default option is actually quite good.

For apartments our's  has 3 checkboxes (pick one) on assignment:1) No assignment allowed2) Assignment to an entity controlled by buyer3) Assignment to an entity NOT controlled by buyerHowever, someone checks 3) it goes to the bottom of the pile if I"m representing the seller.

If so, ask for owner-financing this way she still has control somewhat and making interests.

They heavily implied that I was too small for them, not even knowing how much property I actually control and without even talking to me on the phone.I've had good experience with AllState so far, but you pay extra for the good service.

If the Manager has authority to accept assets for the LLC, then it does not matter whether the Manager has majority control (or any ownership at all).

Lots of people on here to connect with and discuss their particular situations.I think you may be in a great position to drive for dollars or start door knocking or direct mail marketing to maybe get a lead off market and with more control.

In doing a TIC, it is not only the "sponsor" you need to be well acquainted with but all the other Tenants in Common, otherwise, they could derail the deal (unless you or someone else is in control via a master lease or co-tenancy agreement).Why is he doing a TIC structure?

This gave us control over the project and lots of flexibility on rental pricing and sales price.

Scale happens, but you can only control what you can control, you know.

Granted you have some control over when you take withdrawals and therefore when you’re taxed – you certainly have limited options.Contributions are locked up for decades – Distributions from a 401K plan prior to the age of 59 1/2 are subject to early withdrawal penalties of 10% in addition to the income tax.