On your settlement statement, does the lender read Fixated Funding or is their another LLC's name?  

@Glenn N.As mentioned this makes no sense and you as the lender would never change the name of your company because of thisThe loan is still in the original entity and the loan docs should have default provisions if you used a legitimate attorney to create them

I've built a pivot table of brand name vs. cap rates per state, and I am starting to see some of those patterns emerge.

Quote from @Nik Farooqui: Hello All-My name is Nik and I am sort of making a comeback to real estate investing.

If you are going to self manage your property, then I would not want my tenant to know my name.

I never had $10K to my name when I was getting started.

Which leads to other posters to offer no sympathy for those investors and then the name calling started.

Check this out for reference: https://tranio.com/articles/real_estate_agents_commissions_i... also in a lot of these countries agents are not full service and attorneys (or "solicitors", "barristers" etc. varying names in different places) handle the contracting/paperwork which agents handle here, so those folks also need to be paid.

Fannie Mae does not allow mortgages to be in the name of an LLC.

BTW if you need a great PM/co-host company in Joshua Tree, reach out to me and I can send you some names.