Many builders and community developers operate as LLCs and their buyers have no problem with financing even though the builder owned it in an LLC.

, she signed some papers to receive a 1/4 acre lot of land as part of her parents divorce settlement - the land was in - a new planned community in Navasota, Texas.She forgot about the place, until about 5 years ago when we were asked to pay back taxes - We complied, paying probably 400% of the value of the property itself in taxes (We were not aware of any alternatives) - since then we have been paying taxes on time.We once went to view the land (there is no house) - safe to say the community never "took off" - there are a few houses enclosed in woodland, with the occasional manhole cover in the middle of the woods.

So now I"m on to the next phase which is trying to figure out how it's going to impact the RE market so I can focus my energies on changing the things that are in my control so I can help my community, those around me, and my business.

Enforce Rules and Leases: By enforcing reasonable rules and regulations your community will be regarded as a safe and comfortable environment.

Eric,thanks for joining this amazing online community here at Bigger Pockets.

If you can't start from scratch and have good rapport with the community you are working with you don't have a chance.

I think you will find this a great community of people out to help and support others in their endeavors without any want or desire for reciprocation or reimbursement.I look forward to your knowledge and information about Modifications and strategies that I am sure you will share.

I'm happy to join what seems to be such a positive online community and am looking forward to networking with others - especially those in Virginia.

We followed an investor locally to his lender who works for a small community bank who does alot of commercial lending (commercial division).

What can I do to provide a valuable service to the investment community?