Also,  you would have to follow some rules to get the desired asset protection from LLCs ( separate books and those kinds of stuff).

The loan also can't be refinanced until 6 months following the renovation completion date. 

The situation as I see it goes like this: I offer a way for a client to purchase a home and education/information on how that can happen for them (fixing credit, saving money, etc) and they are successful and in the end own their home...... or.... they do not follow the suggested path and they lose yet even more money. 

Also, there may be state regulations as this would be considered a form of submetering, and you need to ensure that you follow the procedures that are outlined for compliance.

I don't have anything to add to your decision, but I plan to read the book that @Mark Welp suggested and follow this thread.

Be careful to follow Colorado statutes exactly.

Yes, if you pay more than the current tax assessment value for a property the taxes for the following year could increase.

Hi All,The following are the submarkets in Texas that I am thinking about investing in. 

Is it the following?  

The report for the 2 counties shows 1,110; age 50-89, single family homes, purchased 6/1998 or before, home value up to $250,000.If you want to follow the advice of @Nicholas L. and work in Clayton County, I'd stay away from the Absentee owners since they are probably receiving plenty of offers to sell.