The entry-level Quickbooks Online software itself is expensive $250/yr... that's not even adding up potential books/courses, CPA fees or personal tax filing software like Turbo Tax.

The bankruptcy court has a waiver to sign when you do not have the funds to proceed with the bankruptcy filings and other documents.

If they need any receipts/invoices, those are all in their portal.I personally would keep a spreadsheet to double-check numbers.

Very frustrating when I qualify for a HELOC but its getting stopped due to LLC vs my personal name. 

I'm the type of person who needs to be hands-on to learn and understand. 

I mention this all because I personally recommend everyone spend several years (if not a lot longer) WORKING in real estate before trying to raise money from others.  

It will be a DSCR loan, under your US entity or personally held.

The Title company does  a search to see if the person selling has the legal capacity to sell, to find any  other owners, mortgages and liens on the property and to identify anything that may affect ownership to the new buyer.This is all done prior to signing for transferring ownership.It is not related to doing the Lease or the Option.Yes, the option fee is used as the down payment.

I am aware that NJ has a personal occupancy provision in which the landlord gives at least 2 months written notice stating that the owner would like to occupy the downstairs unit once the tenants lease expires.

There was a recent post here on BP where the person lost all their money in several deals and would not call out the sponsor.