I would ideally like to tap into my 403b to fund fix and flip projects without triggering major tax consequences. 

It's about relationships and understanding the motives of the owner and tying into catalysts that trigger their desire to talk to you.

Like you said though, perhaps something about adding interior walls will require permits or otherwise trigger some other actions, so I will ask the question.On the bank financing, I think that's also a good point.

Does there come a point in your process when "too much is too much" and you talk yourself out of the deal....when do YOU decide to just "pull the trigger"...

And also want to be considerate to the traveling nurses who will rent out the 2nd room.

As wages are increasing now, triggered by overall inflation, the rents will come back to improve the ratio in the next few years.

It is definitely not as clean anymore.All great tips which I will take into great consideration.

I'm about to pull the trigger on some land for a new build single family. 

Afternoon,              I am looking to borrow money from my parents and was wondering what contractual considerations I should consider moving forward. 

I have heard many people talk about moving assets to an LLC after getting financing; although this could trigger a due on sales provision, it sounds like it rarely does.