There are hard money lenders out there who can help with fix n flips so I would start conversations with different lenders to get a sense of terms and interest rates.I would also prepare yourself for the long game.

We didn’t ask form where, they just told us they’re working with their lender. 

If you are just looking for a turnkey rental, there are probably better deals out there.I would also advise that with an unstable job, tying up a big chunk of cash into a property, might not be the wisest play to build a foundation for later.I thought since my job is not stable, with paying cash and let's say there is another black swan like covid or maybe for some reason the place is not rentable, it will be more difficult to pay the mortgage each month.

If you have a mortgage on those properties, you will likely need to refinance these to avoid triggering a "due on sale clause" when you move these into an LLC with conventional loans.

A nonrecourse loan is a type of loan where the lender's only recourse in the event of default is to take possession of the collateral.

These smaller-scale developments not only cater to the growing demand for affordable housing but also promote community living, walkability and neighborhood or community revitalization.Collaboration has been key in navigating these challenges, with developers, lenders, and policymakers working together to find innovative solutions.

- Find a private lender to fund the downpayment- Find a partner to provide the capital, while you provide the knowledge and experienceHope some of these helped.Happy investing! 

I will use GC scope of work, lender #'s, etc when I find one. 

I bought a primary residence in October 2023 with the goal of living in it for a little bit and then selling it for a profit. I bought it for 60,000 and have it listed  for 100,000.  I have already moved out of it and...

If I purchase in the name of the LLC and move it into the trust then the LLC no longer owns the property (mortgage) and are there tax consequences for the LLC to do this and should I dissolve the LLC?