When you start mixing and matching your personal name and the LLC then there is no longer any distinct separation and a court will treat them as the same entity which means if sued they can come after everything.

Your satisfier pays list price and accepts things as long as their basic criteria are met.I think as long as you're sure they can come up with the rent reliably, choosing to rent to a maximizer versus a satisfier isn't a distinction that will make you more profit.

And I'd draw a distinction between total amount, what you want to keep for reserves, what you want to use as a down payment, etc.

If the contractor/partner is bringing in capital to the deal, you may want to consider a structure where he/she plays two distinct roles. 

There are two distinct differences in insurance policies while home is vacant and being rehabbed. 

That's the distinction that I make...

Then I met a woman who was worth 30 million+ due to property investment, and she said "Dean, if you get a bit of money, then get another mortgage on another house and rent it out, build a portfolio of property"Ok, sounds great.The way I see it, I have 4 distinct paths that I could take (correct me if I am wrong).

There are some subtle and important distinctions between power of sale and {judicial} foreclosure.Can someone please suggest/share experience about HOUSE HACKING approach in Windsor, ON Canada Also answers for couple of my questions below very much appreciated  1.

But again, each is distinctly separate. 

As in most areas, there are two distinct markets the flippers and the buy and holds.