We are going to be buying property and building a spec home shortly and need to understand the pros and cons of doing this deal through an LLC vs. as individuals, from a tax perspective.

Strategic pricing is key to closing deals quickly.The median time to contract has stretched to 29 days, up 20.8% from last year.

taking all this into consideration, using the Bidroom in conjunction with the 11% Rebate Match will get you the best deal.

In 2018 we began sourcing off market deals by doing direct mail marketing campaigns.

What creative financing strategies have you already explored, and how successful were they in helping you close deals?

The only thing I can think of that may be harder to deal with if I am not local is routine maintenance issues, but I was thinking I can just ask around for some handy man referrals to have at the ready in case those smaller issues arise, while I would instruct our future tenants to contact our service provider for any emergency issues. 

Typically you can get a deal under contract and then go looking for financing.

He did a soft check and said my debt to income would not qualify me for a HELOC... but a cash-out refi with an FHA at 6.5% would be okay with around $100,000 cash-out which would put my debt to income around 56% <yikes, I know>  Since I literally just bought my house hitting the 30yr reset isn't a big deal... especially if rate is micro point lower.  

What happens if you're the buyer of a sub to deal and the person with the financing in their name dies?

But those are clearly bad deals... right?