We were thinking of just drawing up an agreement between the two LLC’s after closing?

Should we add my LLC to the sales agreement, which may be an issue for his lender and back the closing up OR do we continue with it closing in his LLC name and wait until after closing to draw up an agreement with an attorney between the two LLCs?

Outside of that, an attorney would have to draw up an addendum to the contract. 

I am familiar with the MIP aspect of FHA and wanted to weigh options and get approval before making an offer.... back to the drawing board.... 

When our borrowers use our SOW, it makes the entire loan approval and draw process go much more quickly. 

I agree slow and steady is likely the best route but we are also looking to acquire vacation rentals for our family to use as well so that is a personal draw.

The draw back to these loans is that they are more paperwork heavy than the other "portfolio" types of loans....but if you have ever received a loan on your primary home, it's likely that you will go through the same type of paperwork here with conventional lending.

Allows for people to draw conclusions on how they may get whatever challenge they are having done better as well as for everyone else, they may glean in on a way to improve their process or service.

In general it all comes down to "what are the primary drivers of short-term travel in an area" and OKC is not too hard to figure out.Medical, night on the town, home remodel, or visiting kids in the city . . . there are a few other draws, but them're the kickers.

A good deal is like a gravity-well: it draws in money and people interested in making some of it with you.