If you're not very clear on expectations and transparent on reporting, it seems easy to get screwed by cooked books.As partners, you need a lot of trust.

If single, and the membership interests did not transfer via trust or otherwise outside of probate, an estate will need to be opened to transfer ownership of 100% of the membership interests to the heirs, who can then convey the LLC’s interest.

As long as you meet with the Park and show them you can be trusted, and not make their job more difficult, they're happy.

Sometimes when we give the seller the benefit of the doubt for their offer, it makes them trust you and they see you care for them.

I certainly don't want to put a friend at risk who trusts that I know what I'm doing!

I learned a lot about the prices for jobs around the house, etc.I also learned that if your realtor, tenant, contractor or lender is not performing at the level you want them to, do not hesitate on replacing them.Do not believe everything a person says, have them show you rather than to blindly trust what they say.

Make sure that you have the utmost trust in the sponsor that you choose to invest with.

I was also wondering how does the owner go about giving me the deed of trust?

I have a few individual stocks like Amazon and Arbor Realty Trust.

I don't quite know what to do next but I trust that I know enough to at least get started, and can find the right people.