The only way, to close in a LLC and avoid what I previously mentioned regarding Mortgage Products and the subsequent consequences, is the have the seller be the bank using Seller Financing. 

One tip I would add is to only use a 6 month lease terms unless your market is stagnant or your property class is poor so a the turn over would be very expensive.In downtown Dallas I own a 4plex that the seller had just signed a 2 year lease on one of the units before I bought.

I have read Rich Dad Poor Dad which was a life changing book seeing that no one taught me about money growing up.

But then thought if she damages the tile, I did a very poor job installing and/or it's intentional.

Won't that be faster and more productive?

The lender makes a big difference as well depending on what products they offer.

Initially focused on acquiring smaller (2-4 unit) multifamily product to buy and hold, with bigger aspirations down the road.  

Hi guys,I'm assuming many of you on here are familiar with Robert Kiyosaki and his Rich Dad, Poor Dad series of books; particularly the book of the same title and also Cashflow Quadrant.

The poor butt-hurt person you sent your letter to was not in their right mind about this, they have probably been victim to scams in the past or thought you were a South African prince in need of money.When at the Rip-Off Report website you can file a rebuttal or request a VIP Arbitration (starts about $2000.00) the information is all on the ROR website and in about 30 seconds you can resolve this...

But I have heard increasing requests for dashboard-like products that are essentially not connected to any listing but still allow people to keep track of all the properties they look at.If I get back into new product development later this year, I may take a stab.