Hi,My wife and I are looking into buying a piece of property that can be made to be what we need (we have very specific needs because of our business and special need child.)A conventional lender is out of the question as our credit score have not recovered yet from a hellish 4years of multiple surgeries, a move from Texas to Colorado after the big economic nose dive and a tenant that basically rendered our former Tx house inhabitable.We were wondering what type of ROI a private lender might expect.

So here's my advice to you if you were my child.

You'll find CFDs made to a cousin, or step child with a different name, deals done with neighbors or co-workers and favorite tenants too.

Their credit is usually really bad because they don't pay bills.But the real problem child renter I've come to find out is the one that can't come up with the security deposit to the hold the place.

Folks around here will move every couple of years if they have to just so their child can go to the preferred school, it's crazy.  

The series LLC will allow you to create unlimited child series underneath the parent entity so they will scale with you as you grow your business and eliminate the need for multiple traditional LLCs which would require multiple filings, fees, etc so would be costly and time consuming.

As an aside, I had been thinking about estate planning now that we have a child together.

I would tell the neighbor that the tenants child has a disability.

Income Source: self-employed in construction for the previous 5 yearsGross monthly income (optional): $6000Monthly debt obligations appearing on credit report, plus (if applicable) personal rent and alimony/child support/etc: $770FICO: ExcellentCredit issues: NoneAdditional details:Just looking for some input and constructive criticism on my plan. 

Occupancy by Veteran’s Spouse or Dependent Child Occupancy (or intent to occupy) by the spouse or dependent child satisfies the occupancy requirement for a veteran who is on active duty and cannot personally occupy the dwelling within a reasonable time.