DIL agreements are not common and they circumvent state laws and redemption rights.

I've been looking far and wide for common sense underwriting without a ton of red tape on SFR pools, and you seem to very much get it.How large would a deal need to be in order to convince you to lend outside of Texas?

NOTE: It is very common that beginner wholesalers try to wholesale listed properties and they quickly become known for not knowing what they are doing or looking for a sucker.

He can advise you on entity structure as well.I did all of my business with him over the phone and email.Hope this helps,Neisha

It is my understanding that this is currently an exceptionally common arrangement.

If you open the google doc that is there they want your name, e-mail address and cell phone and complete address of your residence.These are the classic symptoms of a phishing attack and open you up to identity theft.

On the day this property came on the market, I received a phone call from one of the bankers with a thumbs up on a construction loan for $85k as a second home property for six months, at which time it would roll over/refinance into an investment loan.

Pretty common here.

So far all my properties have been financed and I never realized so many other option existed, although they seem a bit scary to me.I think my biggest concern, and I have seen its a common one, is whether or not to form a LLC. and other asset protection.

Just to add what Ty put, it's pretty common to have this with rental property that is rented as they don't want to disturb the tenants with every potential person who is interested in the property...