I am not a fan of guru culture, and wholesaling gurus seem very dependent on getting people with little or no money to buy programs intended to help them earn their financial freedom. 

You need to do all these things because if things ever hit the fan and you get sued, the first thing a good lawyer will do is try to "pierce the veil" of your company, say its a sham company, have the judge disregard the entire company, and then go after all your personal assets. 

@Nathan Barshinger Im not a fan of Jerry Norton.

I actually grew up in New England so I’m very familiar with the high purchase prices that it’s comprised of, not to mention NH high property tax.

Great book and pretty fanning about the mostly unwritten history of housing policy.

The house is currently listed in Massachusetts for $335k but we would only need financing for $250k, which is a huge help and the reason for my post.Any advice from experts in New England (or anywhere really) on how to go about financing or thoughts on this situation would be greatly appreciated.

They left some fans blowing for a day or two. 

I never mind answering anything I can add some value to, but not a fan of wasting time on tire kickers. i.e.

You can't hand out $700 of state unemployment, $600 federal, with hold $0 taxes and expect the American public to be financially savvy enough to save a portion for taxes.I expect some unemployed could be looking at a $10,000 plus tax bill who've never owed taxes before.I'd imagine this is going to inevitably saturate the tax lien market, driving down prices, so I'd like to start learning more now for when the ish hits the fan.

@McKenna England "I will be approaching retirement within the next several years..."