Each will be a little different in terms of what they exactly need and can do.

I have heard that it’s not uncommon for a certain agent to get picked by a client because they showed up in a designer suit with a Rolex on and drive a Mercedes even though the other agent is more qualified in terms of actual skill as experience.

So it will essentially be as if you were getting the mortgage in your personal name in terms of requirements, but in the end they will put it in the name of the LLC with you personally guaranteeing.Best thing to do is speak to some lenders in your local area and see what they'd require.  

It's crazy in terms of the "hustle" I did, because the volume and number of deals I am doing now are bigger than before.

What did you do in terms of investment strategies that protected you from the recession? 

Create a contract to show your serious and prove to him while you may be new, you are a person who is knowledgable and that is taking action. 2# Listen to podcast episode #340 in Bigger Pockets, where @WhitneyHutton talks about how she gradually took the plunge into Investing and was careful in terms of risk by first purchasing turnkey properties and only then purchased properties with promises of Higher ROI. 

Are they worth it in terms of do they return value in getting clients?

Since this is a BRRR vacation rental I feel like we need to treat it more like a flip in terms of rehab quality.Thoughts?

How did you structure your expenses in terms of vacancy, maintenance, cap ex, utilities, and property management while doing your deal analysis? 

Basically, I'm about to refinance which would save ~$100 dollars per month off my mortgage, but I would still be losing ~$300 dollars a month on it while I'm back living with my parents and saving.So my two options are to either hold onto the place and take the 400 dollar a month loss and sell it immediately next August or continue with the refinance, save $100 a month on it, and hold onto the place for at least 3 years so the refinance would be financially viable.Either way I'm taking a loss with my first stumble into real estate, and this condo definitely feels like a huge obstacle in terms of how much I can save.Thanks all for any input or advice