I read your BP Bio - quite impressive list of achievements - Good on You!

That is really impressive.

This would still be fully refundable to the tenant and is a nice way to save up for their next place, be it another rental or a purchase while giving the LL more security.I ask because I get the impression that tenants often find a sense of comfort with their LL's over time and are more likely to get lacks in their upkeep of a property over time.

I know Myrtle Beach might be a little far from Columbia but @Pete Schmidt has some impressive work and is an investor himself. 

I’m under the impression that I’m a double closing that you would need funds upfront to cover the cost of buying the property from the seller then going back to the end buyer and finishing that contract and that’s where you would make your profit.

I’m under the impression that I’m a double closing that you would need funds upfront to cover the cost of buying the property from the seller then going back to the end buyer and finishing that contract and that’s where you would make your profit.

As a investor/flipper we are always looking for homes and networking opportunities.BiggerPockets has been quite impressive with information so far.

Regarding the due on sale clause - It was my impression that most lenders don't look upon trusts the same was as quit claiming it to an LLC?  

I was impressed with her product and her personally.

Just like when you get a first impression of someone, the ratio of votes is a first impression.