Engage with the seller, get a purchase agreement and the private money lender a basically handle the rest.  

I used Curtis Mcminn a few years ago and had good service from him.

Account ClosedIf a member/partner will be paid for some services outside of his right to earn a 33% profit/loss percentage in the LLC's income - he can be compensated via guaranteed payment.You will not be required to issue him a 1099.

The deal was financed by a HELoC on my primary residence and mortgaged the rest.

for me as of nowW2 jobUber/LyftResidential rentalCommercial rentalNotary service  Day care businessMaybe I'm looking at this wrong would like to tighten it up a bit and focus on 3,4,6 

Your expenses do qualify for the SH but some will argue it also depends if the work is done before or after placing in service. 

The address she gave me is for helping hands church in North Carolina not a convalescent service.  

However, we have 2 more units coming online in January and feel like these transactions could get tedious and might be more efficient if sent in bulk.Question for more experienced hosts who have scaled up...If you work with a cleaning company that provides these services, how frequently are you paying them? 

If it works, then get the rest of the list.

The reason for the seller's willingness to discount that much in today's climate, from what info I have so far, is due to the extremely low rate on the modified loan (less than 2%, recast for a new 30 year term).So due to the rate, even at 50% of UPB, the return on my investment would be around 4% after considering servicing fees, etc., which is not nearly enough to interest me in this deal, considering the risks of borrower re-default, etc.