If you are facilitating the sale of real estate for compensation based on that transaction, who does that?

When I pointed out that his property tax number was almost half of what it should be at that price, he said something about using an LLC to disguise the sale transaction from the auditor.

This is confirmed with a contract that specifies all of the details of the transaction.

The numbers are pretty tightIf you know comps in the area are selling for 410k pretty consistently then you can look into transactional funding.If you were to get the bank to accept 350k for the property you are sitting at 85% to 86% of the full value of the property.

Until I found out all of my securities licenses were useless unless I could either sell enough life insurance or conduct enough stock transactions to make a living.

1st rule of any lender, skin in the game. no insured lender will give you a loan at really any LTV with none of your money in the mix.Consider a Sub-to transaction. :)

You have to be careful on this because resetting multiple times isn't safe (i.e. don't just keep pushing the button.

As a Realtor, I have Attorneys who recommend clients to me, whom could easily qualify for a "wholesale" transaction.

Any lawyer or title company familiar with Texas can make sure the transactions are handled properly.

3) Have you seen transactional funding in back to back closings?