Answered in other forum (Posted in Tax Liens, Notes, Paper, & Cash Flows Discussion)

Once you have LLC#2 situated, LLC#2 buys the position of LLC#1 in a paper transaction (remember, you own both LLC's).

@Tyler Wittwer You buy toilet properties that look great on paper but for some reason can't be sold to local investors.I kid.But seriously, be careful out there.

It works best for tech-savvy tenants, if the tenants are less savvy you need to use paper applications and process through some other service.

How about we do this (tell him the plan above), and if I get the keys by noon next week on Friday I'll hand you a money order payable to you and I'll tell my attorney to tear up the eviction papers?"

Account ClosedWhen you sign the papers at closing, you will sign an affidavit at closing that you intend to live in the property for at least 12 months.There is a scenario where only one of the co-borrowers lives in the property.

I put my plan down on paper but when it comes to execute this plan I seem to hit mountain after mountain.

When he heard that, he said, "how could that be, I checked all the local papers going back a month and this is your first ad".

One that can make the space spotless while also making sure you are good on inventory (toilet paper, paper towels, coffee, etc.) 4.

Don’t chase paper returns it won’t happen in real lifeBuy with appraisal and don’t forget inspection