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I've been a bigger pockets fan since 2017, read a lot of the BP books along with Rich Dad Poor Dad, and all the other essentials, and Michigan looks like a great market so I will definitely be interested in starting our investing career out there in the near future. 

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Finally, this article goes over the difference between a Traditional LLC and a Series LLC and which is best for a RE investor.

Not only this, but the sale of my home first gave me the cash position to purchase his home after so essentially NO MONEY OUT OF POCKET.While this was going on, I had to get creative with financing as my debt-to-income ratio wasn't going to work with a traditional Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac product.

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If you're doing a traditional 25% down buy and hold, you can be $0 to $13K only out of pocket and be cash flowing in a lot of cities.

This is not enough margin for a BRRRR strategy to be sustainable.Your interest rate will be based upon the market rates at the time of your refinance so yes they will change but typically won't change drastically over a few months.Some advice you didn't ask for:Your price point is low to find traditional financing.

FHA- My mother can purchase the home traditionally, but won't have the funds to remodel the home.

Traditional 30 year fixed rate mortgage through a local credit union.