Give him a purchase contract, set closing off, if he can't buy, renew a sale contract keeping one in force that he can use.

Anything can happen, so obviously I would pay for the insurance, but I'm interested in what kind I should get, because first I won't know exactly how long it would take me to rehab the place, so I don't want to go in a situation where I sign up for some insurance which forces me to pay for the full year and I'm done with the rehab in 6 months.  

A Mortgagee can not force a borrower to refinance.  

I will be moving to NJ in Oct/Nov anyway but mainly because, as we all know, NY has the ridiculous law that forces you to "publish an article in a newspaper" about your new business within 90 days of forming the LLC, which can cost hundreds of dollars.My question is: If I filled out the NJ LLC document online, and used MY NEW YORK address as the LLCs primary address will I STILL have to form a foreign LLC in NY?

Make sure you know what works best for you and them vs. forcing them into a partnership they may not really want.  

But from what I read on this page they can not force your friends to pay for the appraisal.

I will be moving to NJ in Oct/Nov anyway but mainly because, as we all know, NY has the ridiculous law that forces you to "publish an article in a newspaper" about your new business within 90 days of forming the LLC, which can cost hundreds of dollars.My question is: If I filled out the NJ LLC document online, and used MY NEW YORK address as the LLCs primary address will I STILL have to form a foreign LLC in NY?

Hi all ,I'm Zack 23 and just about to get out of the military ( Air Force ) .

(have you modeled everything in your IRR analysis)1031 exchanges can be really tricky if you haven't done them before and have good access to new projects. you could even be forced to take on unprofitable projects to meet 1031 deadline and not risk your money AS ALWAYS.

Couple that with Arlington's restrictions on repairing/replacing railroad ties and we were basically forced to install a new stone retaining wall, especially since some heights of the wall exceed 5 FT which required additional engineering requirements.