I think I am just nervous to do anything at this point for fear of making the wrong choice, yet again.

I think I am just nervous to do anything at this point for fear of making the wrong choice, yet again.

It is ultimately your choice but there are other ways to limit your liability if that is your reasoning for requesting the loan be in the name of the LLC.

First, you can get into something for 0% down as everyone knows, but it can help out tremendously later on, in that once the property appreciates (which, it's San Diego so its a pretty safe bet), you'll be able to do a cash-out refi, nabbing low VA interest rates and up to 100% cash-out (though most lenders will limit this to 90%) with no PMI to help with the next purchase.  

@Tereza FernandezCongratulations on getting started and welcome to the forum.Ultimately you metro choice depends on your goals and targets. 

I bet you could buy a house for $150K that would have one tenant who pays all the utilities and you could get $1600 or more rent.

There may be such a bank in PR, but as you know, far fewer choices in PR for banking.  

I would then take that profit when available convert it into $USDT and play a 100x futures bet short or long ( most likely long) to return 4.8% profit per twenty-five dollars of movement.

If you don't have the funds, your best bet is to partner up with someone who has, cash, credit or the team to rehab. 

I’m trying to get through this in my head and see the right choice.