@Marty Summers As long as you're not a licensed agent, there's nothing wrong with you contacting the seller directly, but the seller's agent should have insisted that all communications be run through him to prevent the seller from saying something that weakens his negotiating position.I suspect that if you got the seller to de-list, you could be sued for interference in a contractual relationship.Also, the agent is under no obligation to de-list while the contract is in effect.

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Next, the GP which owns 1% should be a Delaware LLC because Delaware corporate laws are well established and business friendly.

Who do you think was de-frauded?

A lot of people go with Delaware LLCs although most of those people couldn’t tell you why they just heard it’s a good idea.

I am looking to do this in NJ or maybe even possibly Delaware.

We just moved to Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and love it.

@Dan DiFilippo for the sake of the conversation, I can’t wrap my head around crypto being a de facto currency as an ever expanding population needs a money supply to expand somewhat with it, or the ensuing hikes to interest rates caused by more and more people chasing a finite resource would decimate the economy.I freely admit I haven’t researched this enough, but interested to hear thoughts.Full disclosure I don’t have any crypto whatsoever, and think if it becomes as widespread as bullish views want it to be, I could end up accepting rent in BC or sell a property or 2 and convert to BC.

Im guessing you're thinking OC or the Delaware beaches for the vacation rental/ STR. 

We want to highest amount of revenue (rents and property value - for appreciation and de-leveraging), with the least amount of tenants.Also with SF lawn and snow are done by the tenant.