To go conventional I would need to put them in my name and out of the LLC.

So automatically I assumed if I transfer my home in MD to a conventional loan, how would that work for me..

Along with my offer, I also them a numbers analysis that compares the end profit they would make with a full price offer through an agent vs my FSBO Offer.And I always craft my offer to show the seller a slightly higher profit if they accept my offer rather than a conventional offer through an agent.

if you are all in on a house for 55k and you are getting 900 that's pretty good. especially for columbus. make sure you account for lease up fees too. most people charge a month rent or 1/2 a month rent so that'll be a one time expense realized per tenant. renewals also can cost money sometimes. 

So, you get an FHA or conventional loan product with an LLC.At best, you can reach out to a local lender that will do a portfolio loan.Otherwise, you'll have to do a commercial loan.

@Angel Perez,Yes, that would be a conventional loan.

I’m afraid with a lease option to buy that conventional financing will not be an option. 

I thought i would learn for a year or two because i was just over broke, and kept listening to guys that were doing conventional buy and holds, thinking to myself "well this sucks, I'll never be able to save up 20%!!!!"

Hi Everyone,I was recently part of a conversation about people trying to go into a deal together for a single family home. The big question during the conversation is how to make sure that they potential investors wou...

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