Don’t be an expert.

It's stripped down to almost nothing and needs to be rebuilt, structure is in decent shape, but the kitchen/baths ect all need redone, electrical and plumbing are also non-existant.Are there any choicese you would make in one?

If I were to obtain a property through non-conventional financing (owner financing, private money, etc), with the intention of conventionally financing after a certain period of time (6-12 months), when exactly would I quit claim the property into an LLC.

The Homevestors guys I know are currently buying mostly REOs, as the availability of private sellers with equity is nearly non-existent (compared to a couple years ago, that is).So, I imagine these guys are getting very little value out of their Homevestors franchises, despite their franchise requirements to spend large amounts of money on advertising/marketing.

I would get as much information about that situation as possible, post the info on this thread, and then have experts guide you through whether it's a good deal or not.

Most of the CFPs are NOT fee based, they are Commission Based.I don't want to sound CRAZY, but these tumultuous times are the BEST TIME to put money to work in NON-TRADITIONAL INVESTMENTS.

No, you need non-owner occupied insurance.

Please keep discussion on non-RE investing topics to the "off topic" forum.

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I figure that it will save my buyers money over a hard money loan, and will also allow non deals to become deals.