Sure the information was generic, but the experience of practicing with complete strangers on saying simple things changed the game.  

Im new myself and I have not completed any deals yet, but I just wanted to say that I think you guys give really great advice and that the support and willingness to help complete strangers is unmatched from what I've found.

I'm just confused as to whether if I receive a warranty deed from the seller if I could then supply my LLC a quitclaim deed from myself for that property and when I sell it to a stranger provide them with a warranty deed or if I would be tied to providing a quitclaim deed. 

I'm no stranger to high borrowing costs to make something happen.  

I'm no stranger to the price difference when selling to out of area versus the locals.  

; well lets just say that stranger things have happened.

I'm amazed that people are comfortable renting rooms in their house to strangers, especially short term.  

What is it anyone's business to make assumptions on the financials of a stranger?

Account Closed  I can tell you how to do this for FREE.all they are doing is searching public records.. in most counties there will be a listing on who the lender is.. and if its not a big bank.. it will say private... or even the name of the LLC or trust or IRA that did the loan.. that's your private lender. and these folks don't lend at 4 to 8% .. that silly.. they may do that for their direct family but not for strangers.. there is some big misnomer going on that private lenders are Cheap or cheaper than hard money are not to swift and are simply begging folks to borrow their money at these low rates.

@Sean Senatorethank you stranger!