I never see the interest taken in to consideration for the "Cash returns". 2) How are you all compensating for the higher mortgage on the refi?

Usually the bank requires to see the contract between you and the gc in order to approve the loan, and Yes, you need a contract with the GC.

He should ask you if you know the type of wood, if the floor is solid floor or a veneer, he should want to see the floor if he is quoting it after carpet removal, he should ask you about availability of 220v or access to circuit box (he installs temp 220v breaker).

Can't see the picture.

Then renewal fees every year can be a burden but again at this point in one's REI career, the cost is outweighed by the opportunity.For a simple breakdown, here are the pros and consPros: MLS access, not reliant on someone else to see the MLS or to literally go view the property, ability to make money off of it, list your own deals..Cons: Fees (annual and upfront), continuing education of laws and regulation (i.e. time not spent on finding deals), always legally disclosing you're licensed, dealing with brokers taking a %Now, these aren't all the pros and cons but certainly some popular ones.

Then you can see the jump.

Yea from what I see the roof is fine for rental.  

On all three once I asked for verification of who they purchased from the texts stopped.I am glad that I knew enough to see the red flags in these text, and I know most of you will as well, but wanted to put it out there so that we are all aware and if there are a few out there that don't know what to look for in such a situation to hopefully help them from being scammed.I suggest always ask specific questions that only a legit customer would know such as how did you find out about our company?

I just cannot see the benefit of all these LLCs.

I wouldn't call myself "soft hearted" about it, although I can see the perception there.