So if I am connecting the dots, if I were to use a licensed mortgage loan officer and a title attorney to create the note and all the associated paperwork, and we qualified our buyer very carefully, I should be able to sell the note sooner rather than later, and not have to take such a deeply discounted price that I lose all the profit that was in the deal? 

I wholesaled the 24-units and kept the 36-unit but found out later I was not cut out for that.

Also, when I tour one of my occupied units and my tenant has decorated with good taste, I will ask if I can take a few photos to use later down the line.

It also makes taxes and other filings easier vs. having an LLC with partners.Second, buy the property with the LLC vs. buying it personally and transferring it later.

She got back on the phone about a minute later and said it was 6-7.5%.

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I then rinse and repeat mail the same list three months later under the same cycle.

I don't buy them that's for later in life.. but they have been talking about higher interest rates fir a very very long time now.The low rates,are what's keeping our very weak economy barely on its feet.

@John Chapman @Jd MartinHere are the #'s I have for the first property:Here are the inputs for Property #1:Purchase Price: $171,000Interest Rate: 5.125%Down Payment: 15%Total Amount Brought to Closing (down payment and closing costs): $22,875Gross Rental Income When Bought: $1,050Gross Rental Income 1 Year Later: $2,450Monthly Water Bill I Pay: $83Property Management Fee: Assuming 10%, but I manage this property for now, so for now it is 0%.

Under TRID, changes will be made to the following processes: The Loan Estimate must be placed in the mail or delivered no later than the third business day after receiving the application and no later than the seventh business day before consummation.