The LLC has sufficient history, and the loan collateral is enough to cover the loan (plus some), should I need to foreclose. 

., origination fees, commitment fees, lock-in fees, appraisal, credit report and flood certifications), or a cash advance taken by the Borrower on a revolving credit card account or an unsecured line of credit to pay these fees may be used as an acceptable source of funds and may be considered Borrower Personal Funds as described in Section 26.2(a) if the following conditions are met:The maximum amount charged or advanced may not exceed the greater of 2% of the Mortgage amount or $1,500The amount charged or advanced must be included in the Borrower's total outstanding debt and the repayment of such amount must be included when determining the Borrower's monthly debt payment-to-income ratio as described in Section 37.16The Borrower has sufficient verified funds to pay these fees (in addition to the funds needed for the down payment, Prepaids/Escrows, other Closing Costs, Financing Costs and reserves as required); however, the Borrower is not required to pay off these charges at closingRefer to Section 17.38 for instructions on delivering Mortgages where Borrower uses a credit card, cash advance or unsecured line of credit to pay fees associated with the Mortgage application process."

I saw that you were nearby, so I was wondering if you were interested in pooling our funds together along with some other investors who lack sufficient capital to make the best possible investments within this market.

FHA "self sufficiency" test can be a dealbreaker that does not come up until 2-3 weeks into the process. 

Right now the government has paused payments and student debt is 0% so I would never pay off a 0% loan first.Kiyosaki once justified buying a luxury car by buying a self storage facility that had sufficient cash flow to pay off the monthly car payments.

@Andrew Tsiattalos, if your bill is broken out sufficiently I'm betting you know how much the bill would be WITHOUT the solar.

They have what’s called a self sufficiency test where the rents have to cover the mortgage and with rates so high, it’s extremely difficult to find a deal where the numbers can work."

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Is 70% ARV sufficient value to the end-buyer in my market conditions?