@Jeffrey Holst and @Brian Levredge of The Old Fashioned Real Estate Show!

He now he has a free ride for now too.

And don’t go to college just because it’s a free ride.

Corrections occur regularly and you simply have to be prepared to ride them out.

I thin it sounds like you really need to reverse engineer your financial goals and work in a backwards fashion to make a numbers based decision.

I’m not a big fan of the practice but if it is cheaper than riding things out it is a good business decision.  

They are likely to drive up values and you can enjoy the ride up with them.

Even if the property doesn't appraise for 160k, I'll only have to owe a little bit to pay off the note and mortgage.Been a crazy ride, here's to getting more deals done!!

DSCR is riding a huge wave right now as Fannie/Freddie limit lender portfolios to 7% total on investor and second homes, raising rates and fees and making the hassle of a conventional loan almost absurd compared to the ease of a non-qm DSCR loan.Stephanie

My question has three main aspects:1) If you own multiple properties under multiple LLCs: If these LLCs are all operating in the precisely same fashion, but all share the same sole owner, won’t an attorney realize this and identify that there is a common entity (“piercing the corporate veil”)?