I'll send you my cell and email shoot em a text once you get settled in. 

I have an older army veteran who lost his wife of over 30 years to cancer earlier this year and is now looking to sell what once was their home.

I'm looking into the available options for a wholesaler, and an out-of-state investor I've been talking to mentioned Series LLC.From my understanding, rather than establishing a new LLC for each property and then selling the entire LLC to the buyer each time, you can establish one Series LLC and make a new "cell" for each property. 

9363462902 is my cell

If you PM me your cell # and e-mail I'll add you to our buyers' list.

Pretty soon car salesmen can be held liable for repossessed cars, furniture salesmen can be held liable when people stop paying on month 7, those poor cell phone salespeople........ 

Tag @Mindy Jensen (I'm on my cell so I can't actually tag her) so she's sees this and she can tell the programmers.

Pm your cell if you want to talk.

@Kelly Conrad Hi Kelly, make sure your cell phone isn't set to call forwarding to your google number. 

Anyways I did call the bank however I didnt have a deal that fit in their box on that but when I do I know where to look.Requires a lot of phone time - but if you get the right person and relationships the lending is there...just requires a lot of cell phone minutes and chasing dead ends - eventually you'll find what you are looking for.What I've seen is usually max amortization on a commercial type loan to an LLC or any other type of entity will be 15 or 20 yr amortization, rate locked for 3 or 5 years then adjustable - some banks if they are even more conservative will have a balloon payment at the end of 3 or 5 years or have a renewable loan.30 yr loan will probably only come if you put the loan directly in your personal names.