I wanted to vote @Edward B.'

My vote is to keep her. 6 years is a long time so there are going to be some extra maintenance issues upon turnover as well.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you're voting for Hillary in the fall... 

And hello and condolences from a neighbor. ...a second vote for you to post the letter.  

Man made problem.The people that need free market capitalism the most to get them out of their crappy situations are falling for the lies of collectivism more and more and voting themselves into misery. 

I know it doesn't really mean anything, but @Carlos Ptriawan has a shockingly low "Vote" count for the value he brings to these boards in my opinion.Carlos, thank you for sharing all that you do.  

C-corps will allow you to raise capital in additional ways, as opposed to a LLC that has members (... there are ways to divide votes, profits, ownership, and such... but requires legal costs... especially when you come into unique new deals or have a non-traditional sale).4) Crowdfunding: In lieu of a loan or hard money, you could raise capital using a federal crowdfunding exemption OR a state crowdfunding exemption.  

I’m thinking bring the investors in as GP - just without the voting rights.

However, at some point there is a management problem with having too many people able to vote on every little thing.

Hey @Kon Zel +1 vote for Gene Trowbridge- I just did my first syndication and yes it's not cheap and yes they want payment upfront, but you also want to make sure everything is done properly.