Yeah that would be crazy that makes sense.. as others have mentioned in your scenario owner carry to me is last resort give it 90 days at least. 

That's less than what she has payed over the last 2 years...

I know some who started their own gig in last three years but have been around for 30 and put a team around them with other experienced operating experience, thus I would invest with them 10/10 times than the person who graduated college five years ago and is already doing syndications.The next few years are gonna remind me of the scene from the big short when he is with the stripper and she is talking about her five homes.

Lastly, I'm not on here to talk trash about WealthAbility and their so-called managers, but instead I am sharing my unedited honest experience in hopes of helping my BP community from committing the same $25k mistake I made.

The only people I've seen successfully sued for large sums are the really bad people.I don't know if I posted in that discussion four months ago, but I have posted similar questions over the last 14 years and can't recall anyone saying they lost a home because of a lawsuit.Here's my generic LLC advice:An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

Since last year of November, Fannie and Freddie has allowed borrowers to put min 5% down for conventional loans and being able to invest multifamily up to 4units.Also, the beauty of FHA is that it allows you to put 3.5% down payment to invest in 1-4 units.

Something to consider if you appreciated a lot in the last few years. 

My last quote was 6.65% I use cbre or marcus and millichap to broker they charge about 10-25k to broker the loan.

We did the same thing last year because it made more sense.

Last month I closed 6 loans in the 7.2 - 7.5% range with no buy down, max LTV.