Eventually our goal may be to own multiple properties so i think the llc is the way to go in the long run.

If they cant qualify today, find out what is lacking, and have the RMLO state that in a letter. 3. the tenant buyer has "skin in the game" from the option fee, so they are less likely to damage the place. 4. the seller should do a walk through and inspect the place regularly, like every month. 5.

I was just advised of a multiple offer situation and was asked for my highest and best offer from Freddie Mac.I've read several accounts of how Freddie Mac allegedly operates (including one statement that they don't ask for highest best) and they all seem to conflict.I am fairly certain that my bid will be the highest on this one, but there are certain things that Freddie is doing that is causing me hangups.

I have shopped multiple companies and think I may end up going with Alside excalibur line.

Agreed, the financing does not make the property worth more, but I don't believe that is what she is saying. if her hard money loan costs are say $20k over a 5 or 6 month period, and by receiving owner financing, she can avoid those costs (or a portion of them), then she could "afford" to pay more for the purchase price in exchange for better terms which ultimately save money.I like how you are looking to get more creative and provide multiple options for you to purchase and he to sell.

His comments above are filled with a lot more advice than you may realize at first glance.The only thing I'd add is that this isn't a business for the thin-skinned.

@Jordan LivesI'm a mortgage broker and I can tell you that multiple inquiries should not affect your credit score.

One is so I had a decent amount of skin in the game from the borrower, and also to make my note more valuable if I ever needed to sell it.

Looks like a termite treatment or multiple treatments.

Assuming there are multiple parties on the affidavit, what's the cleanest method to remove those parties whom have no interest?