I'm in title, title insurance is regulated and can't really be altered in Texas. 

I worked a title claim where the telephone number of the agent in the email had been altered also so if the email recipient called the number to verify the change to the wire instructions you'd get the scammer who of course would confirm the new instructions.

A subsequent referendum can also alter any previous tax imposed.  

Similar to not co-mingle funds, you need to see the LLC as a separate legal entity (since that is what it is) and not as your alter-ego, which is one way to pierce your corporate veil.Good luck.

It just doesn't pass the "logic test" when it comes to the alter-ego requirement for protecting your corporate veil.  

I see that most of the places on the market would translate into a minimal cashflow deal, with majority of the value in potential property appreciation and potential tax breaks.

Don't co-mingle your funds and don't use it like an alter-ego (the "buy personally then deed to LLC" since as an arms length transaction that makes no sense especially without any paper).Just my layman's two cents.The delayed financing is a "regular" conforming residential loan. 

As I have had to let me wife (and more so her reminding me) it is not what is said but the tone by which it is said that can totally alter how the other party receives comments.  

When it is fulfilled, it could be renewed or altered, or maybe continued on a month to month basis until you write your own lease. 

Yes, when it translates into no deals made.