I would love to meet all sellers to figure out a way to patch together a deal, but theres got to be a more efficient way.

I feel it has a more prestigious look (especially in pictures).

It means a more certain closing to fix the problem they are having.

In my opinion, this seller has a more compelling reason to sell and get cash in hand now rather than risk seller financing.

Management of an LLC is generally less time-intensive than management of a corporation, and the opportunity to pierce the corporate veil is more likely with a more complex entity.But again, consult a CPA and/or attorney...

I will keep searching for a more helpful and willing agent.

Getting a higher offer doesn’t mean you have a more qualified buyer.

But if you are getting a more "normal" policy (unit is occupied or will be within a few days) then the above quoted statement is true.

I was expecting this one to be like a more conventional deal.

Separately my husband and I carry an "umbrella policy", aside from our primary home and auto insurance.So now that we're adding a rental house to the mix, I'm wondering what our protection strategy should be.I will talk to a lawyer as well (though I'm not certain if I should talk to one locally in WA where I am, or in TN where the rental house is - I suspect WA since that is where the majority of our assets is)..Anyway, I'm thinking the best option for us right now is to increase our umbrella policy, if needed (and of course to obtain adequate landlord insurance on the rental home).