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In your first example where you get a property under contract for $50k and then assign it to your company for $65k, I'm assuming that'd be a cash purchase so - while you technically could do that - it would serve no purpose and you'd have to pay an extra $15k at closing. 

An example of this would be mixing your personal money and LLC money in the same bank account.3.

So good for you for doing your research to decide, rather than throw out random examples.

Simple math: the lower the loan, the higher percentage of closing.Those $1M loans are usually 1% closing costs, for example.

We'd need to pull permits to submeter the property, for example, and my understanding is it'd likely be denied due to not currently being to code.Has anyone ever dealt with this before?

For example some tenants answer texts, some mail, some only calls, etc.

For example, if you plan on being a doctor, Attorney engineer, then college can be extremely valuable.

While these alternatives may come with higher interest rates, the flexibility they offer such as faster closings and more lenient terms often outweighs the upfront costs, especially in fast-moving markets.For example, hard money loans can give you the ability to close quickly on distressed properties, which traditional banks may take too long to approve.

"January 5, Met with prospective residents, 2 hours"  I'm sure you can google examples.