Those investors who want the LLC but won't pay for it (ie move Title back and forth and get commrecial fiancing) APPEAR to be messing with their corporate veil anyway.Its up to you, but you should do it correctly.Oh, other issues with moving TItle back and forth include invalidating your Title Insurance policy and decreasing the validity of the Chain of Title by using quit claim deeds.The protective benefits of the LLC are commonly touted. 

Big fan of everything music related: concerts, musicals, and of course karaoke lol.I'm quite new in this amazing and exciting world but also a quick learner, so if there's any way that this newbie can bring value to anyone's adventure, I'm more than willing to help.Excited to learn and connect with you all! 

What you are saying doesn't quite make sense to me, if the HOA foreclosed the banks lien would be gone.

It doesn't seem to follow your format as closely as I was hoping (I know it was developed with a fair amount of input from Bigger Pocketers), but it looks quite helpful in many ways.  

You might consider furnishing one of the rooms and giving Airbnb a shot, where you can net quite a bit more. 

First thing I think of as far as an opportunity will be people trying to find a property that is going to foreclose and has multiple heirs/  Find an heir pay them $ for a quit claim and then force sale and get $$$ from the sale based on your % of ownership.

Last year we did see quite a few units to go MTR/LTR, but those were mostly people who bought top of market and high interest rates and were drowning. 

I also think you've got quite a bit of flexibility with the specific property you own.

I'm not claiming to be a super successful wholesaler, but I've done quite a bit of wholesaling.

Most flippers would tell you those were bad deals, but those "bad" deals gave me confidence, experience and helped me develop relationships that propelled me to take the next bigger steps and quit my day job.