I also bought a rental property that has a 30% return on investment but actually since I have none of my own money in it is really 100% Profit!! 

HML says the loan is too small since they would lend me 90% of the purchase price (76,500) and it would be too much work for little return.

If the auction company is actually returning your deposit and not defaulting you you should feel extremely lucky.

In TX the property owner does NOT return my $100.00 "earnest money" off after an offer fails; they are NOT required to refund it! 

Are you in an area of blue collar workers that only having spending money/3.5 percent down after getting their tax returns?

If agents know that the investor is calling a bunch of other agents they are less likely to spend time trying to work for you, because they may invest a lot of time with no return.

The administrative headache of having to keep extra bank accounts and tax returns isn't worth the extra headache, especially given there isn't any case law to actually uphold the validity of what the Series LLC is trying to accomplish. 

What are your thought or experience with rootstocks rate of returns?

Some offer higher risk higher return and some lower risk lower return.Let us know on what you decide! 

If I invest in a note fund, are the periodic payments first considered taxable interest or are they first considered return of capital?