Maybe that is the gamble.  

Are you a gambling man?

Rents and royalties, after certain deductions, depreciation or depletion allowances, and gambling winnings are also treated as ordinary income.

The Underwriter will have to defer to the underwriting guidelines to see how to authenticate and apply the proof submitted.

Its Always best to remember the first rule of Investing, Gambling, and buying stocks.

I can see postponing cash flow to pay off debt early.I think it is a gamble to expect cash flow based on rent increases. 

The "Due on sale" clause just scares me a little too much to gamble on transferring my title to the LLC after I purchase the proper personally.So others have mentioned having their LLC's collect the rent and essentially manage their properties.

This was no gamble for my father or me.

I do, and it is in the multi-billions, USD.Their 'standards' for projects are anything humanitarian (which just means it creates growth, adds jobs, etc etc - not necessarily a non profit) and no casino's (no gambling ties).They demand a 40% share in the company they are providing the funding for.

Watch out Port of New orleans, and watch out NJ gambling and watch out for a lotta other stuff.