Be sure your end buyer is going to show up and/or be prepared to lose your EMD.If you don't have the cash to close remember what you are doing - you are gambling with your EMD - you are going to the tables and putting $X down on the buyer - the buyer doesn't always show up.So - yes it is possible to do it - if you have a title company that is ready willing and able to do it.The fact that you say you can buy in your LLC and then sell the LLC leads me to believe you have the cash to do it - that is a good thing - be prepared to own the property yourself.

The possibility of sabotaging these relationships is a risk I am not willing to gamble.

Either appreciation and cashflow has its variables and as soon as one neglects the fact, its a gamble.

If I were to gamble I'd play black-jack, at least I can count cards!

Just wondering if some of those that have been at it awhile jumped horses for a different strategy just for the fun of it, maybe for the thrill of the deal or to see if you could....

When the owner was not thrilled with my offer, I suggested that I might be able to find a buyer who had more resources and could probably afford to pay a little more for the property.

Here are the bullets of my real estate goals: Looking to invest in LAI currently split my time living in SF southbay and Los AngelesI'm interested in multifamily investmentsTo save/organize funds by June 2016To possibly find the right investment by June-Dec 2016To ask and learn as much as possibleThanks for taking the time to read, I'm thrilled to learn and join the community! 

I also very much enjoy collecting arrowheads as it involves hours of walking along the tranquil beaches of  local rivers and creeks and I'll tell you that the thrill of picking up a nice one is a fantastic feeling.What do you do?

The question is take a bit of a gamble and learn the business through joining the Brokerage Team?

I love the thrill of a sale, and handling clerical tasks in an efficient manner.