Purchase price: $30,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Single family 3/1 near the Technical College How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I do not have data to support yet but would work on gathering it.2) Is what I am trying to do legally/technically possible?

@Jay Hinrichs one main reason is the second you sign and notarize that document It does not have to be recorded to be legal and in force. so in essence you have already taken the property back on the day you closed it.Nice explanation of the technicality of why deeds in lieu don't work.

While technically it is a crime, the reality is there is very little enforcement of the HUD policyFYI- It would only be mortgage fraud if the investor used owner occupant financing for the purchase

Also, I suspect there is language in your loan docs that says one act of forbearance (accepting your payment from the LLC), doesn't waive their right to object to future problems.To me, the whole thing boils down to 4 things:a) Are you technically violating the Due on Sale / Alienation clause in your loan docs?

Technically, I manage my own properties.

While I'm technically a resident of Oregon, I'm traveling and plan on potentially selling in Texas.

No skin in the game other than sweat equity technically. 

It's not as cool-looking as its brother the GS850G but still technically qualifies as a muscle bike.

But, I write a technical piece, and - nothin'...I suppose if you are paying attention, there must be others.