Looking to B&H and nothing with any major renovations to get started.

Or should I just place everything under my name, refinance, then transfer to an LLC.Any input is appreciated.

I found a lender who upfront wants to provide me a conventional loan and has no issue if I transfer the title to my LLC after closing.My goal is monthly cash flow so the conventional loan makes the most sense.

McPherson/Perry Studios), but if your job is up northside, Marta doesn't help much w/o depending on multiple bus transfers to the train.

This thing is an off-market, 9720 ft2 mixed-use building that needs a lot of work (say, $300k purchase price and $200k reno, with 10k closing/legal/deed transfer costs). 

I think best weather hands down I Palo Alto to Cupertino area.

The in-laws make around $70k combined and have around $50,000-$100,000 in savings.As an alternative strategy, what if the home equity loan is used to finance a new house for the in-laws, as well as a handful of multifamilies in a place like Bakersfield, that produce more cash-flow than we would get from a triplex in LA?

Eric Newman Samuel Pawlitzki is correct... if you sell that land for say $60,000 to a buyer the title agency you use will settle your the liens on the property before the title can transfer as clean title.

We transfer the client's scope of work onto our own template, this serves as the contract for the project.

However, they probably go hand in hand.