I just bought my first pure investment property from overseas...looking forward to getting back to the states and continuing the journey.  

It's funny b/c both times, I am fully convinced it was pure coincidence (or Devine blessing =-) ), as the moment I paid fro the 34.99 subscription, a lady from Santa Fe springs was selling her home, as her husband had just passed.

I personally have gone through a similar based program, it will be a pure upsell to other expensive programs.

This is pure cash flow that I am missing out on.

I would like to refinance in my LLC name without providing personal credit or info, purely in the LLC's name that the property was purchased using.  

If you're looking for a pure math answer, plug in the expected cashflows for each approach into the NPV calculation, and select the answer that has a higher net present value.

While an IRA may invest in real estate, the real estate must be purely an investment for the benefit of the IRA.  

Honestly, though, its probably cheaper than a pure hard money loan with a refi.

For a property in really good condition, I know one lender that does pure equity lending, so I could could get cash at closing (and have) if my purchase price is right.

If a new prospect calls and the phone isn't answered, you're very unlikely to ever get them as a tenant.Valuation: This is a pure income play.