@Simon Lee  are you also putting the registered agent's address on your LLC business checks?

Like @Simon W., we're 100% remote.

Quote from @Mike Simon: Hi everyone, What options can I present to a seller who 1. doesn't have a lot of equity, 2. deceased parent is on deed. 3. no money for probate attorney, 4.

Quote from @Robin Simon: Quote from @Ace Kaspar: When it comes to the end of a BRRRR, I understand you can not do a cash out refinance within 6 months of buying the property. 

Simon Campbell,If you don't mind me butting in, I would say that the infographic you made is actually fairly misleading.

A little about myself below:Name: Si or Simon; dealer’s choiceBorn: 1990Location: northern New JerseyJob: Work in compensation at one of the large investment brokerage firms (prior experience at a couple major human capital consulting firms)Why Real Estate?

@Mike Simon it is a little hard to find good investment properties in Stratford and Bridgeport but you need to keep making offers.  

Quote from @Robin Simon: Should be careful on these, brokers and lenders typically use the terminology "interest-only" but in fact they are partial-IO loans, that are interest-only typically for only the first 10 years of the 30 or 40 year term. 

Quote from @Robin Simon: Yes - the new Fannie guidelines are going into effect April 1 which will require 12 months seasoning period for cash-out refinanceshttps://capitalmarkets.fanniem...A lot will depend on your financial situation/credit and the property but essentially you will have choices:-Credit Union/Local Bank - hardest qualification, lowest rate but probably like you said big restrictions and long (12+ months) seasoning period for cash-out refis-Conventional (Fannie) financing - now also 12 months-Private Lenders ("DSCR Loans") rates will be a bit higher - 7/8s, BUT will allow cash-out refinances with pretty easy qualification and seasoning periods as low as 3 months only for some lendersThank for for explaining all the options.  

Quote from @Simone Henry:  Got you.