They structurally hold up but are not worth it to finish.

Or hold the house and rent it out?

@Jeff S.The fractional TDs I'm considering buying are existing, performing short-term loans (6-18mo hold time) that a HML originated and are now selling (presumably to free up capital to make new loans).  

Something to think about is that you may have unforeseen costs, holding costs and additional closing costs on the refinancing. 

Maybe they're tired of investing in real estate and would rather put their money elsewhere. 30 years of tax deferral lets you hold onto the government's money for 30 years.

These typically are not reported to credit bureaus and also do not affect your debt to income ratio which frees up your credit for personal loans that you may need in the future as well as does not limit you to the amount of loans that you can have as a buy and hold investor. 

Most of them that I have been checking out are for landlords or management companies with larger holdings.

There is opportunity building houses, but should someone who doesn't know which end of a hammer to hold start building one himself?!?

Are there important considerations for having a manager managed LLC (as the only manager) vs a single member LLC specific to 1) real estate buying and holding,  2) for tax filing (E.g., as a disregarded entity) or 3) for how you represent your LLC (e.g., what title you can use to sign off) if you have a manager managed LLC as the only manager vs having a single member LLC?

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