I looked up one inquiries facebook and it had party stuff all over it... mixed in with her emotional rants.

If you mix personal and business funds in the same bank account for example the "corporate veil" of the LLC can be pierced.

Couldn't resist a great property at auction today and now I have to figure out the right way to pay for it.Essentially I have half the cash available in my S-Corp account and half the cash in my SD 401K acccount.I have never "mixed" a property like this.Suggestions on cleanest way to structure?

I never knew I had it mixed up. :)

Again, FHA can go a little higher at 50%.The self employment situation you have adds to the mix here.

All 1 bed's in case you didn't know are hard to do purchases on and also refi loans on.Certain student housing lenders out there but for one beds only with regular multifamily lenders prefer a mix or all 2 beds.

But with these comparables tainted with a mix of REOs and short sales, valuation is still very tricky.For both banks and private money lenders, valuing real estate for the purpose of making loans has been a challenge.

Deed restrictions are vague and it is outside the city limits.There is a mix of nice homes and okay homes built in the 80's--and one or two kind of shabby homes.

If at an Attorney's office with no waiting area (small offices) I ask for sufficient time in setting the closing appointment so one can leave before the other gets there.Assignments are different, you're getting the two mixed up as there the seller A transfers title to Buyer C and you net a fee.

All of these things require a different strategy and exit.The returns you get will be based on if you want cash flow only, appreciation only, or mixed.