It took close to 15+ years, but states are finally catching on that the majority of loans are no longer held by banks and by non-bank lenders who are selling them off to private equity and other non-bank funds including individuals and they are starting to hear about the shady stuff going around.Regarding straight sub-to and banks calling loans etc., this I think is longer term implosions as I am seeing people who absolutely should not be buying a home as they have no money buy them sub-to because of little down payment and will eventually lose the property and that is when many whose mortgages are still on the property come out and sue.

There is a local group of individuals that gets together regularly, though, WI REI or something like that?  

Entering an address for a multi unit, are the results that come back for total rent on both units, or per individual unit?   

Rate will of course depend on numerous factors but it’s always worth taking a second look because you can probably find better than 8.25% for a conventional loan even on a duplex.

You can obviously find individual deals just about anywhere, but these are observations of the places as a whole

By default, a multimember LLC is taxed as a partnership.There is an opportunity to be taxed as a corporation(C or S) if proper elections are made.Just a reminder that an LLC is required to file a partnership by March 15 of every year.The partnership will generate a form K-1 that is required to be given to each member which is then used to complete their individual tax return.

If all they can find is the property in the LLC, it may not be worth the additional hassle of trying to force a sale of the property to collect on their judgment.So, they’ll research who owns the LLC and what assets that individual has.

The selling realtor is telling me to put seller as the name of an individual (the individual and his wife are listed in the CAD contact address as a "trustees" but only as contact address, not as owner-the corp is the owner).

@Tyler, when individually appropriate, for investors who have a need for immediate cash, we've also refinanced the property modestly (20-30% LTV) to provide mom/dad with the cash to bridge the two-year gap. 

When the housing market crashed in 2008 I defaulted on numerous subject-to deals.