As a technical professional, I see value in being able to modernize and provide solutions to not only improve property value but income potential.

I had an agent offer me a portion of commission for referral but another agent said that it's not technically legal so it's basically like gifting and can't be based on the sale of a property. 

I will let him know that until we have confirmed dates and a deposit, I'll be showing the unit since I technically don't have an actual tenancy yet.Hopefully this will motivate him.

The building was appraised at $250,000 at the time, but Bobby bought it for $300,000 because, though, technically he did not purchase the business as well, in a sense he did because he pretty much inherited the customer base.

As everyone has said, you're not technically employed by the brokerage so if you make money, they make money.  

So technically even though they are an LLC, if they are an S-Corp I dont think I technically need to issue the 1099 MISC, but want to know either way.

This is one area that has been debated back and forth, because the management aspect of real estate PM is more intensive than the normal administrative tasks clearly allowed, but technically may be allowable as the rules are written today.

Regards, RichHi Richard, Technically, you would be refinancing/pulling equity out of your relinquished property and "reinvesting" back into the property, so you should be fine. 

I wonder what technically would make it my primary residence and for how long it would need to be established as my primary.I don't think it would make sense to do a cash out refi since I already have a good OO mortgage loan in the home. 

I'll leave it to others to provide more technical answers.