If you feel strongly, tack on a an extra % to mortgage costs.Importantly, there are tax advantages to owning a home.

Usually a Hard Money Lender will get an appraisal for the after repaired value (ARV) and the loan amount will be adjusted accordingly.  

However, they usually stop at the level of mercedes or tesla.

I'm always concerned about this, and usually wait until the very last step to install appliances in my flippers. 

That's an extra cost in some situations. 

If you want them out it would be better to just write off the extra month’s rent as a loss then for them to game the system and to get to start the process all over again time wise.

The "corp-like" structure gets into the way so it can be financially/tax disadvantageous.Also, usually recommnded to not mix business lines within legal entities. 

Once a bank has possession of such a property, its primary goal is usually to sell it as quickly as possible to recoup the outstanding loan amount, or as much as possible.

I have read that tax sale properties will have a clouded title and will require extra legal action to get the title cleared in order to get title insurance and thus financing, so this is confusing to me.The plan with this property would be to BRRRR it, so eventually getting financing is required.Has anyone in NC dealt with a situation like this?

@Charlie Loomis - S Corp is usually better, but there are some cases where an LLC can be advantageous.