NC has many licensing restrictions so many lenders won't touch the state or require the partnering LO or broker to be licenced there. 

Lo and behold, many of said states will require the foreign entity to disclose owners/members and such, negating your desire for secrecy. 

Quote from @Erin Colbert: Quote from @Kevin Lo: Hey @Jeet SanghaYou can put an ADU and a JADU on the property and rent them both out.

My sister-in-law has found a house in their neighborhood that has been vacant for years, and lo and behold, the owner has passed away and the heirs are looking to sell.

Sandwich LO are even better.First and foremost, NEVER combine the two into one contract as the seller.This topic is a seminar unto its own, in order to fully explain what I wrote above, and to understand the why and how. 

The broker/LO misses something that gets caught late in the process and blows the loan up.

This story is almost identical to mine. https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68037763/north-haven-lo...https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/68086281/seiler-tucker-...

Kellogg: Quote from @Jonathan Karas: Quote from @Richard Lo: private message me if you want to join the RADD investor group. 

But Lo and Behold, you will have state regulators and prosecutors, coming after you, painting you as a Devil incarnate to make some headlines and parade themselves as protectors of poor home owners, who are set up and guaranteed to lose their homes when they have no options to reinstate the loan a day before auction. 

The banks you are speaking with either do not originate conventional loans or the LO simply does not know how to originate them.