Thanks to my high W2 income and not having any debt, it would also be easy to get approved for some cheap 2.x% financing.Having never owned real estate, a good way to get started would be by owning my primary residence for a while, with the intent of eventually renting it out in a few years and in the meantime seeing how I feel about maintenance and home ownership in general.Unfortunately, the areas I am looking at are in very high demand (River North, West Loop, Fulton Market), and have prices such that I would at best barely break even with rent after taking into account HOA and taxes ($300k-500k range for 1-2 bd, HOA in the ~$500/mo).I understand condos in downtown are generally a bad investment, but I really don’t want my quality of life to suffer by moving far just for the sake of home ownership.

I noticed that the payment was never pulled and on my mortgage portal it says "Payment Date: Servicing Transferred" There is a notification that says "Please refer to your servicing transfer letter for more details."

Find out the current balances, the security deposit amount (make sure you get it transferred.) and look for current security deposits deductions.

My background is in darn near everything from new construction of residential and commercial properties, property maintenance, contracting, networking, team building, LLC formation, business ownership and accounting.  

With out transferring title until payment in full. 

I know it’s done frequently, so I’m just looking to understand generally how LLC ownership is done.

Hello BP fam,I had a question about when you can transfer water bills to tenants, who have a lease in place.

I do have some books on them I will be getting to after I finish “Extreme Ownership” by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin.

Again, I am in the Atlanta, GA area and I am also open to transferring to a different lender.

The qualified indicia of ownership must be held by the EAT at all times from the date of acquisition by that person through the date the property is transferred.