The logistics of using a land trust to secure financing, while enjoying the protection of an LLC, are laid out in this article: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/llc-lendi...Ultimately the goal should be to keep as many financing options available while ensuring your asset protection is solid.

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I haven't heard much but I do know it's supposed to track your cash levels in your bank accounts to see how much liquidity you have. 

Hello everyone I have a question I’m hoping you guys can help me with I plan on using HM for a Brrrr strategy after the property is fixed up and ready to be refinanced into a conventional loan what requirements do conventional banks require you have to refinance I understand I do need good credit which I have but do they look at Dti’s  besides good credit thanks for the feed back I would like answers for both conventional residential and commercial loans 

I would definitely try to get a heloc, but most banks lend .75 to .80 of market value less outstanding loan. 

That means a separate bank account for each series property and a separate set of books. 

All the lease option/executory contract issues only apply to consumer transactions (intended for personal use and enjoyment; that includes 1-4 residential units). 

That will make the bank a lot easier to deal with, since you're showing income.And yes, you used "ARV" correctly.

And it's worth money in the bank.  

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