You might have t choose the least bad choice.

An agent pulling comps and offering their opinion on the price isn't meant to be an appraisal, sounds like you are confusing the two.

@Khayla WilliamsI strongly recommend against borrowing 100% for a propertyThere is significant risk in owning real estate including section 8 and maintaining the home in a certain condition and if you do t have the funds for those repairs you could lose it all.I always recommend people budget and save enough for a down payment and reserves before getting into their first property.

T hats generally not a viable business strategy.

UtahAmericafirst 80% LTV on noo 65% LTV UtahArvest Bank AR, OK, AL, MO Bank of the west BB&T will loan on a rental portfolioBBVA Compass Boeing employee credit union California: Cal Coast Credit Union and Fremont BankCitizens Bank -Minnesota, only in-state.

So for those a little “fuzzy” on “due on sale” let’s state it clearlyWhen a property is transferred either through warranty deed, contract for sale, leasehold interest for more than 3 years, or any other method meant to transfer fee Simple property rights, the lender has the RIGHT, (not obligation) to “accelerate” the note, in other words call the note due.  

Don t give up control which you have via direct investing .

I asked what that meant and he said like you do.  

They can then T off at good spots that are mostly hidden in the hallway to reach the other rooms.

I love the idea of your LLC lending to you in your individual name in order to get a conventional mortgage (better terms than portfolio).I looked into this a little bit last year and one of the potential issue I found was the language of "arms length transaction" from the borrower.There's a good chance that I didn't understand what it meant but basically I understood that the owner (members) of the first lending LLC couldn't be the same as the borrower.?