As for the LLC, if you're seeking residential financing (which is easier to procure, and cheaper), you will not be able to have the LLC be the borrower or holder of the deed/title. 

Hello BP Community,I am a licensee who just recently passed their California Real Estate Salesperson Exam. Currently, I am working to save for the costs associated with launching a career in real estate.  Although I m...

I'm a new investor seeking to purchase my first property and 'house hack'.

I advise you to seek advice from an attorney.

I am looking for wholesalers in the sale lake valley to buy from. I have been a builder and have remodeled a few homes. I am looking for my first owner flip.

If your credit score is your biggest barrier, seeking private lending could help out but I also see that flipping with seller financing could suit you as well.

I am in need of some professional advice on where to take my business for the upcoming years, and of course this is the best place to do it!I will list my questions first and see if that helps: Should I move brokerage...

I have a SFH in Scottsdale that is just about break-even every month and am evaluating my exit strategy.  I have GREAT tenants (husband, wife, one son) who have been there for 3 years.  They have been on the fence abo...

I believe we could be in the stage of seeking funding for our first project however we recently purchased  our home so our $ situation is less then impressive at this time.

There's a little bit of a courtship as you'll want to seek out the good ones (which are far fewer in number) and the good ones will want to know you're a serious cash buyer, but just finding them shouldn't be hard at all.