I bought a property in my LLC recently.

Outside of that, your other options would be to buy a house using investor financing with an LLC that you're equal members of, and share equity of the property. 

I would be coming in through an LLC, so feel comfortable with liability protection as it relates to other assets, but still, will be on title, so there is exposure.As a real estate guy I'm still in growth mode and am having a hard time swallowing the dst pill. 

You probably need to report if you are a corporation, LLC, or HOA.For more information:US Treasury dept, “Financial Crimes Enforcement Network”Disclosure: Janet I.

I, along with my partners, have formed an LLC and bought our first investment property here in Florida. 

I have registered an LLC and incorporated business with contractor license.

What I have saved would ideally go to filing an LLC and earnest money when I get properties under contract.

Hey Noey,The way I see it would either be a bridge (depending on how low) which wouldn't necessarily satisfy the 30 year stuff or getting creative on a 30 year.You could bring on a person onto an LLC to act as a credit partner and to find a lender that would utilize their score for pricing.

If a cash out refinance, many lenders will allow the cash out to satisfy the reserves requirement.DSCR lenders generally let you vest either individually or as an LLC.

In the case of a dst company going bankrupt, they can utilize the springing LLC trust to spring out of the dst, refinance their mortgage, and spring back into the dst for another 10 year interest only financing.Happy to touch on this in more detail if any one wants. :)