The problem I'm having is my low cash balance for the moment.

First, I was informed that wholesaling in Texas now requires a double-close, which made my eyes go wide and prompted a deeper inquiry. 

We have clauses in our lease that require it upon execution of the lease.

The chart is correct, Austin has overbuilt multifamily units and it will take a few years for the supply and demand balance to return.

For the purposes of rental property management, a "broker's license" is required in the state of Tennessee.Question: Is a "broker affiliate" (or "...Associate" I think is the term in other states) license the same as a "broker license"?

Hi BiggerPockets Community,I'm having trouble managing mortgage payments for my rental duplex property and could use some advice from those who have dealt with similar situations.Background:The mortgage for our rental duplex is in my and my wife's names.Our LLC holds the property deed via a quitclaim.We set up a business checking account for the LLC to receive rent payments and manage property expenses.The Problem:The bank requires that mortgage payments be made from an account in my and my wife's names, not from the LLC's business account.

What requirements do banks look for?

for that, i use reihub (the extension of rentredi). i use quickbooks for my other business but my RE portfolio doesn't require something as robust.

IE the loan we got for our coast property requires we use it a minimum number of days per year and cannot lease it out either directly or through a property manager for STR use, for a period of time.   

I'm assuming you're using a loan and the bank requires itGood luck