All of the properties are now part of a newly established LLC and all the properties have been deeded over to the LLC.  

The residents in the area are “not in my backyard” sorts, with a lot of retirees and engineers from the space and launch industry.  

The mortgage is about 64% LTV assuming it sells at my newly reduced price.

One of them bought several turnkey properties, and she wanted to move into different strategies, which launched some talk about the "turnkey trap", referencing low cash flow and how fees and repairs would eat up any income over the long term.

In other words, is something like that even doable considering it is post acceleration by a newly assigned note holder? 

I don't think there is any question that both of you are qualified to do wholesale.But, the concern is the flow of "newly minted" people coming out of Pace Morby's community that claim the community is "Great" but have no real world experience.

I've read many posts similar to this (especially the LLC/Trust/none debate), not sure how my situation falls given the dynamics outlined.Thank you in advance for your advice/perspective.Your parents can create the LLC anytime but very few lenders, if any, will lend to a newly created LLC. 

Rolling back planning and zoning policy to allow more occupants in existing or newly constructed housing isn't a viable long term option.   

As a newly licensed agent and aspiring investor - I have been contemplating on whether or not I should start a PLLC and open a business account and start putting money into that using it as a savings until I find a wothy investment(s).

My question was around how a newly formed company can “have” funds to purchase.