My original assumption was that since we bought it together in cash through our LLC, we would need need to cashout refinance it in the name of our LLC so we would both have legal tie to the property through our LLC. 

Originally posted by @Marc Winter:That's a rather vague question in the sense that real estate is a negotiation game, but you have left out critical info. 

My original plan was to rehab and flip the property, but as I approached my close date, it was apparent to me that I could just close and turnaround and quickly sell for a profit. 

Originally posted by @Matt Motil:Sounds like you have a Triplex (double in front and single in back).

Originally posted by @Tim Halperin:Hey @Christina J.!

Originally posted by @Wayne Brooks:Forgot to mention.....usually when zoning changes the “non conforming use” is grandfathered in with some restrictions.....if vacant for a certain amount of time or if destroyed, the exemption for being grandfathered in goes away. people are dealing with this big time in the PDX market.. 

Originally posted by @Thomas S.

If so, what was the money originally donated for?

Originally posted by @Jake DeAtley:Hello Fellow BP'ers,I currently have a 9 unit property under contract.

Originally posted by @Jay Hinrichs:are you quoting a owner occ loan not an investor loan I have not heard of any investor loans with 3% down.