Over the phone (not in writing, unfortunately) our lender said that once we purchase the property we would be able to easily transfer the property into our established LLC no questions asked, just go through the process.

I paid for a consultation with a colleague who was the IRS technical advisor on code 469 for 25 years to offer some feedback and clarity because it is so unique. 

Experienced folks don't really need a Realtor as their investment advisor :)So what drives the appreciation are: job/economic growth and interest rate.

This can be a good way to save on closing costs and potentially secure a lower interest rate, but it's important to carefully review the terms of the mortgage and consult with a financial advisor before proceeding.When it comes to approaching the realtor and making an offer on the property, it's important to be transparent and clear about your intentions and financial situation.

We have sporadically met other developers here and there, but would really love to meet and establish meaningful connections with a few more. 

This was on the MLS (big shock) and we worked with Stacy Rozansky with the Envision Advisors.

Technology wasnt the same, info wasnt the same, youtube wasnt established, they definitely didnt have bigger pockets to help them haha so my question is1.

As a Loan Advisor, there are a few options that you may want to consider when it comes to financing a deal with a cash offer:A cash-out refinance: This involves taking out a loan on the property you own free & clear in order to access the equity in your property.

Any advice, insights, and suggestion from more established investors are welcome and appreciated.Thanks again-Tommesa M. 

I’ve had local lenders who were able to get appraisals in a couple of days vs two weeks with a nationwide lender who doesn’t have a good appraiser network established.