This company would purchase several commercial properties that Mr X has arranged financing for, to re-structure/renovate etc to increase revenues and build equity.

Even though my main exit strategy was to the sell the note, sometimes you end up either doing a work out (restructuring) with the existing borrower or completing a foreclosure.

Also, can you restructure an LLC later as my business grows for better asset protection or just create more. 

If you however, are actually getting more out of it than she is, you should restructure your deal so you can still make your profit while meeting her needs also.

If he says no to your original terms, restructure it, but like most negotiations, don't bring terms that aren't best for you right off the bat, it can only go down from there.

If congress does not completely restructure the FHA loans, at 3.5% down, at 5% apr, with homestead, living and renting in a duplex seems pretty much, amazing.However, I have much to learn, and have the time to do so, as this won't be a possibility to my knowledge until upon I graduate.

Brokers will have to completely restructure.

My bank does a current interest rate but has a 5 year balloon for restructure ... it just depends on what they do for you.I lived down in Naples for 6 years, so I am very familiar with your market and have sold condos and SFH down there in Ft.

I have a question I need some help with from the more experienced Brokers, Mortgage Bankers and Real Estate Professionals in the forum.I have a client that is considering purchasing non performing notes from some of my lenders I work with for a substantial discount on the unpaid balance.They want to then go back to the noteholders and forgive the past due amount and restructure the note at a higher interest rate for forgiving the past due amounts.While this is a really sound idea, I am curious to know if it is legal, or furthermore, if there are any issues with them selling off the notes at a later date as performing once they are restructured.Just curious to know if any of the others have any experience with this.

Since we're not really doing any major restructuring (a couple bathroom walls, and a closet, I think we can handle that and framing with some help.