In other words, shift the responsibilities that can be transferred to them.

Would it be possible for us to form an LLC or S-Corp; transferring the titles to our homes; and then borrowing in the company name against that equity to purchase properties?

You can legally market a home in Texas that you have under contract to purchase because you are considered to have "equitable interest" in the property - and that is something that may be transferred to another for a profit.

Once the PLANS are approved, I transfer the property into a JOINT LLC and my partner gives me 50% of incurred expenses ($210,000).

Just because a form is common, does not mean it is proper for the transfer and layman might not be wise to the nuances between instruments and that eventually have a substantial impact.The bankruptcy look back event and the idea of excessive equitable value certainly speak to offset much of what folks believe they can do with borrowers and taking title to be advantaged from the additional equity within the subject property.

They said I had to accept the one they had (because apparently that guy KNEW the exact value of the house without question) then when they saw it was transferred to a land trust they required a second appraisal (ask me how frustrating that was).

No assignments, no subsequent deed transfer for 30 days period, no deed transfers, or financing, for 90 days for more than 20% above purchase price.

Look for deed transfers to self directed custodians (e.g.

(You get the advantage of paying all cash for the deal) After it's rehabbed you then go back to them & they will transfer it into a regular loan so you have it under a fixed interest rate for a period of time and your line of credit back.

Such as preparing documents, generating interest rates, transferring money from you and interest/points back to you?