That's no fun looking at the logical side of things.

How does an LLC Logically Protect a Landlord?

As of late, for various logical reasons, the banks are beginning to crack down on this and demanding re-payment in full.Hope this helps!

now i've heard that once you have a signed contract with the seller to record it at your local court house which they say will put a cloud on the seller title which will show your interest in the property and will make it hard for this problem to happen, is this true and is this how all of you do it.4- and my last question, from my research on wholesaling what the investor is really do is turing their purchasing agreement into a option agreement, so my question is what strategies and tactics do you guys use in your contracts or conversations to by time to find a buyer for the property ((which i know your suppose to have a buyers list but sometimes your buyers may not be interested or are to busy with other projects and etc))i even read some past post were people said they wouldn't even go into a contract with the seller if they didn't already have a buyer lined up for it, now i know i'm a beginner but to me that can be smart but also very stupid, especially if you know your getting a great deal on the property (see all property and property conditions are different, for example you might not have buyer/investor in your list that likes rehabing burnout places and etc), so if your not risking much on the earnest money deposit i think who cares and just tie the property up and search for a buyer the reason i ask this question is because from my logical way of thinking, i think the seller of the property would think if you were interested in their property and their price and you have cash, why don't you just straight out buy their property a.s.a.p instead of waiting at some later date, so what are some ways to explain your late closing date to them so you can hold up a closing before your contract expires to find a buyeri hope i'm not asking for to much info, i will appreciate any response. thank you

Here in WI, we can get heavy on the regulations as well, but nothing compared to CT, so you'd think based upon the logic of the "if we regulate and make a rule, law, license, training, etc, etc for EVERY last possible thing or business transaction, well THAT is why here in CT, we don't have messes like in that picture HERE!"

My logic were 3 letters a minute = 180 per hour. 10$ / 180 = 5.5 cent..

I wouldn't be trying to flip though as I am looking to buy and hold, but I see your logic either way!

@Lesley Whitley here is an idea how our cities are looking side-by-side...this data is from esri/ arc gisQuite honestly, you can do well in any of these locations...Columbus is the obvious stand out, but lots of folks invest in declining cities and do well...not sure if they will regret their decision in 20-years or not, but TBD.Your #1 factor of where you invest is how much capital you have access to...if that number is $200k (for example), logic would dictate that your $200k should be spent in strongest market possible...the flip side to the coin is you can likely buy more units in any city other than Columbus...where you gain the benefit of providing housing for a larger number of folks and have higher cash flow on a monthly basis.Best of luck on the journey.

Agent then chooses not to show / recommend this property.By this logic, if you say "It very well could cost you a sale, but will definitely make your condo sit longer than it normally would." or "If everyone is offering out 3% and you are at 2%, your property will likely sit" - You assume that all or most agents in this market are breaking their fiduciary duty.Jason, Russell, please let me be clear: I am in NO WAY implicating that you are wrong.

Whether that would be my intent or not, I just don't understand the logic from the lender.