All Forum Posts by: Ronald Rohde

Everything is negotiable. Find a balance

 Team building in this case is just a distraction, but nothing wrong either with preparing some names ahead of time. I talk to investors in person, but they may not hire me until 6 months later. Tax planning for example should be completed ahead of "deal."

Foreign investors should do this in particuar.

I would be interested.

GA doesn't have a Series LLC act. But the conversations in here are making my mind blow.

Please talk to a local attorney before making any decisions off the internet.

You should really hire a local attorney or commercial broker. The seller may provide that information but you can also do your own estimate based on market rates.

Sounds like a prime market. Do your own due diligence and make an offer for what you will pay.

I think immediately local businesses and those jobs don't matter. They aren't drawing talent from a 5 mile radius.

its the only game in town, their level of detail is unmatched. Thus leads to monopoly pricing...

I'm sure the difference is due to cash flow, NOI or as mentioned, different asset purchase entirely.

Read the legal docs and you'll see.

That's a very broad question. Have you conducted market studies? Your business plan should outline capital costs, size, revenue, profit and returns. Once you do that add demographics and that should narrow your search.