You would have to qualify and close personally, then transfer title to your entity.There are a few non financial institution outlets offering a 30 yr fixed on SFR.

We are looking to purchase the property with an existing LLC (or transfer it to the LLC after purchase) with the investors (and the LLC) combing funds to total the 30% down payment.

I am slowly starting to build my list of trusted contacts as I meet more people in the area but didn't want that to hold me up from getting my first deal.As for the LLC people talk about the mortgage company could technically ask for the payment upon transfer of title but I have never heard of that happening (not sure of the technical term).  

I started as many others may have by using balance transfer credit cards. 

(Positive Cash Flow)2007-We were transferred to Hawaii where we bought a beautiful home with a detached Ohana (Mother-in-law suite).

I was asked to transfer in my company to Columbia and continue to work full time managing on our evening shift.

I've heard many real estate gurus say that the IRS will negotiate a lien on a property as long as you have been transferred ownership to that property.

I am a newer land investor and I am trying to transfer a title in Apache county, AZ into my name.

The problem is that the bank won’t allow access to enter the property at all, until the title is transferred.

Is it possible for that heir to transfer his interest in a deed (Gift) to another heir?