. - Have seen many investors create their own LLC and use their name & address:(- Only works if you put a property in LLC when you purchase.

Whether it’s helping a seller get their property in better shape for showings, structuring a deal that works for both parties, or connecting the right people, there’s always a way to add value.

A bit about me: I'm committed to learning the ins and outs of the market, and I'm not afraid to roll up my sleeves and work hard.

@Randy Fitzgibbons - I'd recommend going with contractors who have experience with deals like this AND have experience working with banks/lenders for 203K rehab deals.

My team works with a good amount of OOS investors and over the years a pattern has emerged.

Another possibility is that maybe he was working remotely in another state or country and didn't want someone calling from North Carolina when he's supposed to be somewhere else.

I am working on my first BRRR, and am close to finishing up the rehab.  

Essentially I am looking for a clean way to organize everything as right now its very messy with how my current accountant is working things as he doesn't specialize in real estate.

You think working harder equals making more money.

DTI < 33%Some inconsistencies that I am discovering in the process- Some lenders requiring a hard-credit pull vs some ok pre-approving me with just a soft pull- Some lenders willing to share a loan estimate sheet with exact costs to close, vs some keep insisting that they "need to run the process to get the loan estimate" and that it can only be done after I get into contract.Just before going into a contract, I would like compare all of the pre-approvals and compare their rates, exact cost to close & potential time to close & then pick the best one to make the offer.Ideal scenario- Pre-approve based on a soft pull (so I don't get my credit score dinged every time I work with a new lender)- Share loan estimate sheet with pre-approval for a potential propertyAm I asking too much from the lenders?