I've been doing a lot of reading and research regarding land trust and I am interested in learning more and possibly using this as a tool as I progress in my real estate journey.My question is, can you form a land trust and make an LLC the beneficiary if there is existing financing on the property?

Unless you find it's exact origin, stop it's progress, remediate and repair it's damage you permit mechanical compromise to exist.

There aren't many homes in that area along 993 worth $100k.Also worth noting, that house was originally setup as a duplex, so it's probably better served converting back to the duplex and renting than trying to flip it for $150k.Good luck and keep us posted on what progress you make.

Did you follow his progress so neither of you would be surprised at the maturity date?

Be in the investor mindset and not the construction worker mindset and things will progress much more smoothly.

The HOA seems to be in decent financial shape from what I can tell and, yes, I'm willing to live there at least for the short term (maybe even a year or 2) to see how things progress in Denver before either selling it or renting it.

He says Progress not Perfection and Josh and Brandon say Do Something.  

I'll update on how that process progresses. 

Well depending on the progress on the property you've already got going, maybe you could borrow on the equity in that one to put towards paying off the HML at the new purchase?  

If you implement that type of supervision, they will know you are not only coming to see them but to hold them accountable for the work progress and quality.