I am staying flexible with my exit options and am open to various ideas including potential owner carry.  

So really, it gives you more flexibility and more options that's not possible with the live-in flip.

I think the flexibility of a LOC is a nice thing to have. 

Nancy Bachety it really all depends on what type of commercial property, who will be occupying it, and what your overall strategy is (I.e renting or flipping) the mortgage banks and lenders have a lot of alternative underwriting programs that give a lot of flexibility.

Having the general entity in the middle to put on your contracts instead of you personally provides a lot more flexibility.

Some friends ended up buying it to use as a rental, so the date was flexible.

I’m currently developing my understanding of Real Estate Investing so that I can make a sound choice with my first property purchase.My job doesn’t lend the flexibility to be able to travel back and forth to assess a property for a long period of time but it does provide the capital required to start investing.

I want to go commercial because of flexibility and the owner is willing to finance the 20%.

The key here is flexibility.

Why rush to tie your hands in a term lease when a M2M allows 100% flexibility.