There are probably hundreds of threads here on BP discussing this topic, and opinions vary, of course.

After much discussion, she wants to speak more in depth with us about working together.My partner and I have been working off a wholesaling/assignment contract model thus far.

At this point I'm not sure you would be able to have an intelligent conversation with an operator to discuss the deal.

It happened on a Saturday and Monday was a Holiday so I had to wait until Tuesday for the part.

I found these videos from CrowdCheck's site yesterday and they're some of the best material I have found on the net about the tradeoffs and balancing that is going on with the current rules.Title III Decoded: A Closer Look at the Proposed SEC RulesWatch the Second Annual CrowdCheck ConferenceCo-founder Brian Knight speaks on crowdfunding panel at UVA School of BusinessThere is some great discussion on these videos if you invest some time watching them.I haven't found a lot of discussion or commentary on how promoters indemnify themselves.

I think if a tenant knew their holidays were going to be a little easier each year that this might be enough incentive to stay much longer-term.

I'm lost, "cash for deed" "DIL" "judgment" then "foreclosure" "title holder" "borrower" these are all mixed up.If there is no issue with the HOA, no need to discuss it.You need to own the note really before you can say you would accept a DIL, but really, your attorney needs to do that as the option can be given but the request for a deed to be accepted by a lender or note holder needs to originate from the borrower.The borrower is the owner and the title holder, title is encumbered by the mortgage.If you foreclose the owner borrower will still have an interest in any equity, you are only entitled to what is owed under the note agreement, nothing more.You will have to sell the property if you obtain it through a foreclosure, those rights you have are to the property as collateral, you can't start renting it as if you bought the property.

You'll get all the term out in the open, even the ones you haven't yet discussed (this way, they can't add more and more stuff between now and the signed offer);2.

You can place an alert when your area is being discussed.

For properties outside of the East Bay such as Marin, Sonoma, San Francisco, South Bay and the Peninsula I would request some gas allowance.If you're looking for a reliable, hard working and organized partner to help keep your projects moving along and within budget send me a note and we can discuss further.