That is true Only if the husband and wife vested the title with “rights of survivorship”....if not, the will dictates, and in this case it appears his interests goes to the wife And the children.I just went through this with properties in MS and Al....which didn’t have rights of survivorship.   

I would love to think that .10 cap would be the conservative answer but I don't know if that's true.

A true BRRRR which is difficult to do in MA these days Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

This has to be one of the oddest things I've ever seen.https://www.newsweek.com/angry...

And this is true with or without an LLC.You used the word "corporate."

The fee is .25% of your loan amount." is this true?!  

There are plenty of investors that just do that and they are very successful.Usually for a true BRRRR method we buy off market properties.  

These Turnkey models that companies create aren't always valid although some may ring true.

Since it’s the lender’s responsibility to manage their risk, not checking credit or accepting a low credit score without large trade-offs to leverage is something a true lender wouldn’t do.Properly vetting our borrowers is not only beneficial to a lender, but it also ensures the borrower isn’t getting involved in a deal that isn’t a good fit for them.

A True win-win-win solution.