If you can purchase in your own name then quick deed it into an llc you will save about a percent on rate. 

Just don't forget there is that $14k-$15k yearly exclusion per person (from anybody to anybody) and something like $1M lifetime cumulative exclusion. 

Sellers have proof that repairs have been made by a reputable company and there is a limited lifetime warranty in place.

So i was wondering what the equity breakdown percent-wise typically looks like in these scenarios?

I have borrowed 130k to buy and rehab a property at an 11 percent interest rate (I only have to pay  the monthly interest and closing fees) from a private lender.  

Hi.I am set to borrow 130k to buy and rehab a property at an 11 percent interest rate (I only have to pay the monthly interest and closing fees) from a private lender.

Wasn't ideal for those flips but I understand that may be a once in a lifetime type event.My other projects have been close to the deadline I set for myself. 

Hi, I have been searching through this forum and found that partnering with the rehabber and taking a percent of the sale at the end of the after-repaired sale is a good option for wholesalers who don't need the money immediately after the first closing. 

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