Hey Andrew, I can help out with getting the right legal consultation for this type of deal. 

I would consider working with a broker...Most good agents will come to give you consultation for free...and a good one can really help.I own a small coop unit I rent on the UES...used to do it all myself...then met an agent through a common friend who made a great impression very friendly and professional...let him handle the turnover of my apartment and he managed to get me about 15% increase of the monthly rent...When I was doing my open houses I would always got a trickle of people come by...he managed to get 30 people in the door on his 1st open house and 3 application within the week...What I came to realize is that good agents manage to drive much more foot traffic and create a sense of urgency for buyers/renters...In my case he got in a professional photographer who made the place shine...If you DM I can send you his contact...but any good agent from one of the reputable companies in Manhattan can give you a good advice.If your coop allow you to sublet for a year I would seriously consider doing so (If it cover holding cost)...Fall-Winter is the worst season to be on the market...if you can have the place rented and then put it on the market around March-April you might be in a better position...again best to consult few good Manhattan agents.

Regardless of what you do, you'll want to consult an attorney regarding business structures.

I find that land price in Centralia is reasonable, looking for consultant

The City of Summerville paid a lot of money for a master plan consult a couple years back, but for now, it's crowded streets and burgeoning population.

As a sales consultant, I've been working with local New Jersey solar business and have garnered an interest in renewable energy and REI.

@Kara CourtneyYou should consult with your attorney and CPA about which legal and tax structure is best for you.Don't forget that the $800 CA franchise tax applies to each LLC you're a managing-member of...

Most people would hire a consultant for between $5,000-$10,000 but I enjoyed learning the different components to the process as I plan on doing more in the future.

With a quality provider, such plans also come bundled with meaningful consulting guidance to help you get the most out of the program while staying inside the IRS guidelines.A similar checkbook program is a Solo 401(k).

I would consult with a tax professional in your area on something like this.