Hi @Louise Alexander when you were using "traditional" 30 yr fixed loans was there a specific institution or loan officer you were working with?

Most large banks are going to underwrite you in a traditional method for a HELOC.  

You can have multiple IRA accounts and it is pretty easy to move money between them (as long as you don't commingle Roth with Traditional or rollovers with contributions).  

You may have issues with traditional financing through an LLC.

Oops, hit submit on accident....Anyway, if you get a good enough deal, the cash back from the refi can cover your purchase price in total.You'll have to put the cash upfront to close on the property, but generally seller - financing leads to lower closing costs than traditional financing.I just closed a seller - financed property 2 weeks ago and my closing costs were about $1100.Also, we check credit, but not income.

There is always someone who will go for any deal, but I would say that is generally not a good deal for the lender.Lenders generally want a guaranteed return, a schedule for repayment, and collateral.Equity partners are generally willing to forego the guaranteed and scheduled return in exchange for a piece of the upside.Also, if you are borrowing the rest of the money from a traditional lender, they probably won't go for this either.

I need help finding a Miami, FL local CPA to sign a valuation form to convert my traditional IRA to Roth.

Traditionally wholesaling was regarded as having the lowest barrier to entry.

Single fam is the traditional 20-25% down.

How does one secure a property under contract without a traditional pre-approval if you going to be financing under a portfolio lender?