I have not yet answered his text (it's now Tuesday).My question is...we do have one spare.

Hi Kim, great question!

My question is - Does anyone have any thoughts or wisdom about how to sue the previous seller to get them to pay for foundation repairs?

I am no banker and there are people here that will certainly address your question better than I... but it appears you are blending real property and personal property and trying to bundle together into an LLC. 

I have a question about something in between those two options.

Ike, I'd reach out to Rand and Associates or Katz and Durrell for creative deals.Shoot me a PM if you have any questions

No question it is the best source in getting motivated seller leads.People that are in trouble can tell their stories to a capture function and out of town dont wanters can unload.Just type in Sell _____ (whatever city you live in) home fast into Google, then contact all the ads to the right and see if they have someone in your area.

Draw schedule to be agreed upon prior to closing.Term: 1 YearFee to Lender: 2.5 points – ($13,125 paid at closing from loan proceeds).Interest Rate: 11.5% Interest-Only billed monthly on outstanding balance.Interest Reserve: $15,000 – approximately 6 months interest, paid at closing from loan proceeds.Once interest reserves are depleted, borrower to make interest-only payments monthly.Pre-Payment Penalty: Should loan be paid off prior to interest reserve funds being depleted, a pre-payment penalty will be charged equal to the amount remaining in interest reserves at time of payoff.Loan 2: Loan amount 490,530.60Lender Points: 3%broker points: 1%rate: 11.99%Term: 12 months (interest only)Prepayment penalty: NoneProcessing fee needs to be wired before LOI can be issued these are just math questions.. 

My question is I recently opened an LLC and am trying to figure out if purchasing the property under my llc would be a good idea.

Quick question where can I go to get land loans ?