Worst case, you might have to pay off the second loan to streamline the process.Your plan of using private money to take out the hard money loan and structuring seller financing for the rest could work, but just make sure you’re crystal clear on the terms with the seller, especially if he’s staying in the house.

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This could streamline your financing process and help you acquire properties more efficiently, enabling you to take advantage of investment opportunities as they arise.Understand US Financing: Familiarize yourself with the US mortgage market.

If it's your first deal, I think it's easier to allow the contractor to handle it...as you streamline your overall process, maybe that is the place whereyou can save down the line.Being a general contractor myself here in Chicago, I can tell you that you aren't necessarily going to "save" any money buy materials for a couple of reasons.1. 

Payoff debt, Streamline loans, or grow rental portfolio.There are many ways to raise funds for future projects.

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I started looking into the FHA streamline product and spoke to my lender about it.

Because when considering the complexity of transferring funds between LLCs and the desire to streamline real estate operations, establishing a holding company maybe in my primary state of our holdings seems right?