Not saying you can, not saying you can't, but if it's an integral part of your strategy, how confident are you that the HELOC will be available?

I am confident I can fill those units with new tenants in less than a month...so I have a pretty good buffer there.Read through some more forums and blog posts and look at some other BPers deal analysis on rental properties.

He is confident any contamination could be attributed to Pilot, and the tenants are also served with city water and sewer as opposed to well water.This is a smaller deal, so i would rather not pay another $5200 on top of the $2000 already paid for the Phase 1.

There are a high amount of foreclosures in my area that are selling for very low and I am confident in the next year I could have plenty set aside to purchase and flip.

I'm confident that I can bring in around ~1500 in rent.

Go in with an open mind, confidence and be YOU!

This is the first motivated seller I've been able to find where I feel confident in the ability for it to be a good deal but not if he wants 188k for it and with all of my current fees.Sorry for the long post but any advice would be greatly appreciated!! 

In my situation, I have to have the properties in my name for financing, but once that action is complete I'm fairly confident I could quitclaim the property into my LLC without financial consequence.Thanks in advance,ToddOriginally posted by @Weston Couch:@Ben Satterfield @Grant Rothenburger Full disclosure, I work with an asset protection organization, but I hear that "probably only worth it for big investors" rhetoric a lot, and I think LLC's are surprisingly affordable if you get the right services(comparable to insurance). 

It is the confidence you get from knowing you know that makes you unbreakable in your beliefs and what you can accomplish.

Other than possible missed opportunities with mortgage pay down, time to gain experience/confidence, low interest rates, etc.