Should I just hope closing goes ok and not worry about the fact that both properties are still in the LLC's or could this haunt me if the closing goes ok but they catch the mistake at a later date?

Same with Home additions, it will take Zillow to take time to catch up.

And yea, I don't mind throwing people under the bus when it calls for it, but ultimately this was my job to think of and catch and I just flubbed it.

When the money comes in they do what they can to catch up on payments.From my "Credit Literacy" PowerPoint ...FICo – 5 elements:•Payment History – 35%•Utilization Ratio – 30%•Age of File – 15%•Age of oldest account•Average Age of Open Accounts•Mix of Credit – 10%•Inquiries – 10%Vantage differs a bit ...Vantage – 6 elements:•Payment History – 32%•Utilization Ratio – 23%•Balances – 15%•Depth of Credit – 13%•Recent Credit / Inquiries – 10%•Available Credit – 7%(Percentages rounded for clarity.) 

Experience guides me here based on whatever they are telling me when I do catch up to them. 

Offering up furnished longer-term rentals as an option to hotels is catching on.  

And that got to me - that I came on BP tonight to catch some new pointers, and saw some discouraging messages.Well here's what I have to say to everyone who has people telling them "you're wasting your time", "the market is too competitive, you'll never find a deal", "you have to have more experience"You know what?

The only catch is you got to pay cash or cashier's check.

@Victor Steffen good catch on your part that is a typo!

That was (and is) a factor that catches investors out in any rolling market.