Having always loved looking at open houses as a kid, and currently always chasing the best deals around multiple supermarkets on any given day, I am looking forward to the challenges, lifestyle, and possibilities of real estate investing.I plan on doing some wholesaling deals initially to get experience making deals.  

I am still learning and soon want to move into the "multiple purchases a year" tier so I may have to start networking more, of course.Account Closed - It depends on the amount of rehab.

I've had both multiple times, and will never have an iPhone again.

Fountain Square now has a brewery, ice cream shop, multiple music venues, art museum, the cultural trail, etc, etc...    

That undoubtedly, I would have to make multiple applications.

To my benefit though, I have a feeling that multiple offers drove the price up, but some of those people may have been using financing and this particular home probably wouldn't even appraise at asking.I guess the most ambiguous but accurate response would be: it depends!

Why would a seller take a low ball offer from investors when they are getting above asking and multiple offers within days from buyers.

With multiple people involved you definitely want to set up some separate entity but not necessarily an LLC.

I hope to drop personal guarantees in the future.My suggestion is talk to the lenders , more than one. and ask them what is their requirement's. you might be able to buy multiples with your money. 

LLC bank account, and things go from there.Also, if you are paying them interest etc, it is best to do this on a quarterly or better, yearly payment, due to cost and hassles involved in multiple small international transfers - more cost effective in one big lump.Hope this helps....