The lender is likely to insist it get listed on the MLS for full exposure to the market, and then the sale might still be subject to bank approval - which can also take months to get, even after the house is under contract.I recently had a similar transaction.

I am looking forward to researching and reading a lot of information about this subject and hopefully passing my real estate test when I am 18 through this page and other resources.

My LLC is a standalone (not associated to my SDIRA) and my CPA filed my last returns under a Schedule C; if I associate a Solo 401k to an LLC, does this now make it a partnership (subject to Form 1065)?

Check out this guy telling people to use the "subject to my partners approval" to get out of a contract.

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Justin Dixon you'll have to take title subject to the existing mortgage.

If you are looking for a HML, try finding local investing clubs and/or Chambers of Commerce in or near the area of the subject property.

If you pay yourself a property management fee then you report it as a rental expense but you also need to report it as income - and its subject to income tax and also another 15% self employment tax on the bottom line, and thats where you lose.

If there is an underlying lien, how are you paying for the purchase...the seller will be in second position...Did you consider a subject-to? 

My question is whether I proceed with a subject-to or a master lease?