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If I were auditing such a situation, my opinion would be that the transaction was not mixing personal and corporate assets but rather a contribution to the capital of the company and the existing liability being assumed in the transaction.But two last issues: One, I'm not a judge, nor an attorney, so my reasoning may not apply in your neighborhood.

Their interest rates are higher than my local lenders but they specialize in this field.4) Hard money purchase rehab, end lender refinance5) Buy and rehab all cash and then refinance.6) Combination of Hard money for purchase and rehab and use private investors for the long term refinance.7) Do any of the above 6 and then after 20-30 then go to a commercial large player (could still be the local bank just probably different division) and get a blanket portfolio loan to wipe all those properties down. then go back to filling the bucket for another 20-30Also make sure to mix you lenders.

As for financing it was a mix of my own capital and my family's.

So, I still think a mix is the best, however painful and imperfect that is.

I'm a tech guy and very resourceful so JB doesn't impress me.

SFH vs MFH or Mix Use?

I've invested in IN, FL, and am always looking in GA but am having mixed feelings.Doug

- All cash 100% of the time although, not all the cash is mine, I use private lenders funds mixed in with mine so I may do 3-5 deals at once.4.

Other thought is that while I am not too familiar with Ohio laws or process, if your property is zoned industrial but it's in a more mixed use area then if you can't get in a tenant, you can usually get a variance for some other, more commercial use.