I could have each partner be responsible for getting financing, but that seems messy and defeats the purpose of just having investors contribute to the LLC.

Dwaine,I think its great that you are putting the property into a trust, however, the fact that you are naming your own company a trustee defeats the purpose of putting into the trust.

We would be able to get the loan in the name of an LLC, but they would make us sign personal garauntees (defeating the purpose of an LLC?)

Branson is growing leaps and bounds due to the new landing and I am watching for the river boat gambling boats within 5 yrs. ( yup, been defeated once but I bet they try again.)

As with everything else, if I get in over my head, I will concede defeat and call in an expert to finish what I started while I learn where I went wrong by watching them finish it up.

DO NOT record the Land Trust - that would defeat the purpose.

Not even the largest banks in the country have been able to defeat them head-to-head.

without the broker who puts it all on the line - as the owner of the business - the sales agent would not make ****.forget the fees - if you don't like 60/40 - 50/50 i guess is okay.now if you're working in teams with other agents - then maybe the broker takes 30%.if the broker wants to charge all fees, to me that's just defeating the purpose of the business - but i know alot do that.

This defeats the purpose of setting up business as an investor i.e. of doing wholesaling and bird-dogging.

=)"Defeat is not the worst of failures.