Loan and Finance LLC" Pay off a property we currently own and have financed with a bank.Have a bank that we have a fantastic working relationship with write a new loan with the terms I agree to, knowing that the property will be 'underwater' and the length of the term is crazy long (like 30 or 40 years).After the bank funds the property loan to my Property Ownership LLC, use the funds to immediately buy the loan from the bank with my "Main St.

This scenario is more likely with small banks that you have an established relationship with.

Then you can build relationships with them and they could potentially have some leads for you down the road. 

Getting into a "partnership" with a developer or builder that you don't have a relationship with can be a risky thing.

Join a local RE Club, build a relationship with experienced investors and birddog for them. 

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This is a relationship business, can they perform and will you want to use them going forward?

Not sure how good that book is if it didn't make it clear that you should get your finances ready (ie. establish a savings pattern and develop a relationship with your preferred Lender) first!

No relationships so they will not feel obligated to the other roommatesThese are high-risk tenants.