I don't typically recommend buying properties with a negative cash flow (there are rare exceptions), but because of the transaction costs associated with selling, it often makes sense to continue to hold one that you already own.

@Abraham GinNo it doesn’t matter where the money comes from in a delayed financing deal as long as the lender accepts the transaction as a delayed finance.

I got my real estate license because I have always loved real estate and I wanted to know everything I could about the transaction process.

These types of transactions are not very normal so MAKE SURE you are working with someone who knows how to structure this correctly. 

And since you can’t represent confidentiality to both a seller and a buyer at the same time, I don’t see how wholesale deals can ethically be transacted by a licensed agent. 

I do plan on compensating them for this transaction.

Anything that creates alignment in the deal makes them look more like a partner and less like a zero-sum seller in a buyer/seller transaction. 

(In order to close the refinance transaction, ownership must be transferred out of the LLC and into the name of the individual borrower(s).

The real estate transaction takes longer, but with gold you have to find someone to buy it, either in person or online, transport it to them, and take a hit in order to compensate them. 

You may visit the supply store and buy for both pjts, but check out twice, one transaction for e. property.