I’ve been told that I can take out a HELOC however the property has to come out of the LLC and stay under our personal names.I inquired about doing something similar to a refinance where the property is taken out of the LLC before closing and then put back into it afterwards but apparently this also is not possible.

Scout places for rent not by a major PM company and inquire about a purchase. 

So I inquired about a personal refinance and live in the property for a year before buying another primary residence.

That's according to the big guys I inquired with about selling mine a few years ago. 3.4 million for 200k revenue before taxes, no depreciation. 

Our structure works best for LLC/LP's that have taxable income in the 750k - $5MM range and can generate up to $500,000 of working capital per year and can increase returns by 25% based on $1MM of EBIT.Structure is ideal fora) Existing small businesses with Taxable Income of at least $1MMb) Acquirers who are open to adding a non-voting minority partnerc) Lenders looking to increase Working Capital Flexibility and Get Greater TurnsFeel free to inquire for greater detail and includea) Your current status (from a,b,c above)b) If existing business - what was 2018, 2019 and 2020 taxable incomec) current structure ( LLC,LP)Finally, this is not for start-ups or companies that are not currently profitable, so kindly only send inquiries if your entity has taxable income at or near 7 figures

@Tatiana Conta what property types are you inquiring about?

Serious inquires only please.

If you fail to sign the lease and pay rent by the agreed rent, you will forfeit the deposit and we will place the rental back on the market.When someone inquires, cut/paste your response into an email.

the one number you left out was how many inquires you are getting. 

Two years later I contacted him to inquire about the house and he told me he let the house go tax sale and he bought it back. 1)  I was never notified about this 2) How can he re buy the house 3) I didn't sign anything, can this be done legally?