@Tony MendozaTo minimize liability and safeguard assets, real estate investors frequently move assets to LLCs.

That is why as mentioned on my listings, we are not decreasing prices and since the inventory is very low with minimal comps, we have turn key remodeled homes going on market, we are setting the prices of what these homes are worth.  

You will also need to find the right seller that is not in rush to sell the property and is willing to work with you on how long you can be in contract as this type of loan can have unexpected delays with so many other moving parts.

Yes, from a cash flow perspective you do delay which can be helpful but I have found folks truly think they do not have make a payment which is not true.   

Yes and was quite abrupt about it, lacking any sense of client service or sensitivity to why I might object and immediately severed our working relationship, despite that I offered several other ways to meet her needs while minimizing how much I might compromise my always safeguarded ID.

Hi Richard,Since you just purchased the property with cash you can do what is called delayed financing.

No need to take huge risk for minimal reward.

the tenants if they seek legal advice would be told that they can delay and possibly prevent the ADU construction.

Your goal is to minimize how crappy the place will be at move out....get that dealt with and worry about showing it after that

In order to minimize this IRS audit risk, be careful choosing the line on which you report interest.