I always assumed it was multiple users within the same brokerage. 

My landlord sued me 5 times over a year with multiple phony claims.

The problem is he has his bottom, and stated it multiple times. 

You will need to be prepared to pay what the market demands and potentially lose out on a lot of multiple offers before having one accepted. 

I am just purchasing a second investment property. imI use them both as short term vacation rentals. They are both under the same LLC, so are OK being under the same Quickbooks company file - however I want to make su...

They have multiple models, you just need to navigate the site to see them.

Ideally, in a BRRRR strategy, goal is pull as much cash out as possible, or even have no cash invested at all after the refi, but since this deal may require keeping some of my capital engaged, not a perfect BRRRR strategy, but still offers a good ROI from an "equity gain" perspective and also from a cash-on-cash flow perspective ($350+ per month).

Many of the people using an LLC (or multiple LLCs) aren't using them properly and are just as vulnerable as if they had never set on up.

I was having a conversation with a couple of fix and flip types last evening here in Phoenix, Arizona and they told me what I thought was a brilliant idea: They have created a partnership with a local solar power installer who they are doing multiple deals with.

I'm a complete newbie about notes so take my info with a grain of salt......but I just started researching this option with Jay Hinrich's company......This is my understanding after that conversation....... the notes they service typically start around 35k, and are on LTV properties around 50-70%, in multiple areas around the country with multiple property companies.