It would suck for him to get caught up in the middle needing to liquidate all our assets (or enough to pay her out) vs having something agreed upon ahead of time.It's the same reason why we sign business contracts and have business agreements.

If an appraiser comes in and says "Well, the house down the street is worth $150k so that's what we'll comp this at" then I've just thrown $2500 in the garbage.Do you know if a commercial appraiser uses a specific formula, or do they look at the rental income numbers?  

Stay tuned and thanks ahead of time!

Also, FYI, the C17 plant is closing this year (or in the process of).

At 21 your are thinking way ahead of everyone else.

I still attend the meetups to help other new investors get a head start as well as partner with them by providing funding and guidance to get them through what is usually their first deal.  

ok, well, I'm not saying I agree but the "typical" wholesaler formula is 70% of ARV -repairs - assignment fee = what you need to Contract it at.  

Lets explore what you know about court cases that you found to be interesting or learned, and summarizes the case to put all of us ahead of the game- collectively. 

Depending on market between now and then,  you might come out ahead.  

@Jimmy Calvin you've got a little homework and legwork ahead...