One hard money lender told me they don't do loans of that nature, and I am meeting with a different one tomorrow.Curious if anyone has any solutions.Thanks! 

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

There's something called a "lender's title policy" you should ask them about and have your buyer pay for at closing. 

Pro- Hard Money lenders who can only lend to a business will lend to a new LLC, but you will still be personally guaranteeing the loan.  

Anyone have any recommendations for any of the following:-Local fix/flip mastermind groups or general real estate investing groups-Reputable hard money lenders with a good reputation - ideally one that has reliable contractor references-Fix/flip friendly contractors-Fix/flip friendly agent that has hyper-local market knowledge of North Dallas markets-Wholesalers worth talking to

Good Afternoon BP's,Two-bedroom, Single-family house, listed for $110,000 (rounded), with an estimated mortgage of $680 (rounded).

@Michael LindeYou will need to get educated on it - start by going over to the tax lien and mortgage note forum here on BP and watch some videos on YouTube.Full disclosure - unless you have a few hundred grand to invest notes probably not what you’re gonna be looking for.

If there is a mortgage, there is a small due on sale issue that is easily managed.Reach out and we can assist.Alan

Talk to as many lenders as you can find; you're going to have to hunt, but that doesn't mean someone isn't out there who can make it happen.

This includes declaring rental income received and deducting applicable expenses such as maintenance, property taxes, and mortgage interest related to the rented portion.Once Cousin B acquires 50% ownership, they will begin reporting 50% of the rental income and associated expenses for the portion they now co-own.