I’m currently based in the Houston market, looking to build connections with wholesalers, investors, agents, and others in the industry.A little about me: I’m 25 years old, originally from Corpus Christi, Texas, and I now live in the Memorial area of Houston with my wonderful fiancée and our Maltipoo puppy.

I don't think it will be any "harder" or "easier" changing title/loan into the LLC from a mechanical standpoint, but the lender might be more willing/able if the same people were in the LLC as the original loan.

(Hence why I am posting here, and all the feedback is appreciated :) ) I will be updating the original post, as some of you came up with really good questions.

You will have agreed to cooperate with them when you originally signed.

All original tenants were long term low rent tenants.

All original tenants were long term low rent tenants.

I also know that if I manage the project well, it will come in near the original estimate and at worst between the original and the high estimate.

(except not firing the PM sooner, oh well..)I also was thinking like you originally, that I would just keep putting 20% down on each, but each purchase taught me a new thing, and each opportunity presented itself at the time and I had to be open to creative ways to purchase, since not every property will be a perfect fit for traditional financing. 

Values are holding strong, with sellers receiving an average of 96% of their original list price.Townhomes & Condos: Expanding HorizonsWhile townhome and condo sales dipped by 19%, the median sale price edged up slightly to $420,000.

Ive also noticed a big trend in private lenders originating 2nds and gap funding and whatnot.