Hi @Anthony Angottihttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/433...I don't think you can use LLC for an FHA loan ;pHaving said that, I think Duplex hacking is a good idea.In fact I think @Chris Pasternak may have a triplex for you in south side that may work for your hacking, you should ask him ;pI am also a investor/realtor in the area ;p

You can also set key word alerts for topics or areas of interest like "flipping" or "Texas". 

., here is just one of hundreds of previous threads about wholesaling REO's:- https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/150...Basically, you will need to jump through lots of extra hoops if you want to go the "Land Trust" or "LLC transfer" route.

and this is a lil' off topic but how is the Austin market for single family & multi unit properties for an investor looking to buy & hold ... or maybe even house flip? 

The program will cover the following topics on how to evaluate a prospective property from a financial perspective:- gathering relevant data- estimating costs- calculating cash flow- important financial indicators ( such as CAP rate, ROI ) and how to calculate them- what will a bank look for in order to issue a loanMake a commitment to join us and learn from Brian at our February 8th main meeting…and bring your team.

I have posted example calculations for second loans at this next link: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/854...

I'm certain 60 minutes will not be enough to cover all of the topics @Jay Hinrichsknows very well.  

:Brian, would like to here more about this co-op.Hi - I opened a more specific post about the financing situation here under the title Co-op Community Unit Finance Options: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/50/topics/269...If you're interested about the actual community etc. on a personal level we can connect offline and I'll gladly tell you more.

Alternatively it could meet a economic wall that cannot be ignored and come to a very abrupt stop leaving a lot of folks drowning (just ask some of our neighbours to the south how quickly the party can end).Finally, yes, there is still money to be made, but the approach you outline is more speculation than investing.  

I've researched all over and have found very little on the topic.