Do you have equity in the event that holding is going to dry out your funds?

Whether this is day one of the bubble popping or we have a few months left, everyone needs to reevaluate their holdings and future plans.

It also depends on your current financials and type of loan you get (DSCR or traditional.

We are trying to decide the best way to setup 3 "bank" accounts to hold certain funds and accumulate interest on these funds until needed.We have Property Tax, Insuruance and Capitlal Expenditures.If we setup one account with the Managment LLC it would be very simple.

Prices are holding firm right now, but there’s a huge surplus of apartments about to hit the market.

I don't want this to be a charity case , so I'm trying to figure out a way to "purchase" or "finance" the house without actually going through the traditional home buying process. 

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Now my former househacks that I still hold in Austin pay my mortgage.With your salary assuming you don't have a lot of debt I don't see any issue qualifying for a duplex in the $550k range since they use the rent from the other side to help you qualify.

These are more complex legal structures that can provide even more protection than a traditional LLC alone.

My current flip is in my personal name- long story, the original plan was to hold it- but I'd like to get it under the umbrella of the S-corp when that's set up, is that possible?