The local Public Housing Authority will directly pay the subsidy amount to the qualifying property/landlord.""

My question is basically, what would be a fair monetary breakdown if I will be providing the funding (permits, city fees, plans, public works, and the actual construction)....my ballpark estimate is that all this will cost 2.2-2.4 million if I build nice quality townhouse style 3 bed 3.5 bath townhouse style units.Should I offer him 70/30?

I was looking for a property that was in a safe neighborhood, with marketability to seasonal visitors, large outdoor space, the ability to always attract a certain target demographic of a particular type of medical student, mainly cosmetic repairs, near public transportation, high walkability and in an appreciating neighborhood.

I was a little hesitant since they went public and have sold a significant amount of the bank to investors.  

And I anticipate no more than 10 people in this meet-up, such that a group study room in public library (like Milpitas Library) would be enough space.Please let me know how you think!

If it does not require a notary public seal, just sign it, and make sure to add after your name trustee or partner (if applicable) if in trust or llc.

Even though we as brokers know that we're all independent, the public will consider you as "working for" your brokerage, so if the brokerage has crappy reviews it might be best to not associate with them even if you are saving $x/mo.

Land trust beneficiary is confidential and not public info.  

(No one around me is as helpful to first-time flippers as they make themselves out to be publicly.)My goal is to secure private money for everything--possibly one lender for the purchase/rehab, and another for down payment so that I'm not coming out-of-pocket.  

@Edward Emerson Keep in mind you cant get sold price data from any of these public sites.