@Victor FunesIf your conservative you’ll likely lose less money if something goes wrong. 

I could care less about your pulls from the MLS, I can do that in my sleep and every single realtor does it too.

1) they don’t want their tennants who might not be financial secure to lose everything they own.

Worst case is 1year and if your willing to lose your deposit you can leave any day you want.  

. ✅ i’m constantly losing my place of where I last left off… The save for later button doesn’t help me.

QUESTION #4 Would it be a smart decision for the tax purposes of losing our personal home deductions in our taxes compared to the benefit of depreciation and others tax benefits with the LLC.

I’ve been looking for an apartment for $700 since September 1 for a friend who due to the sale of her building is losing her home of 20 years October 1.

I would figure out exactly who the decision makers are first, and then from there I would explain they can either lose the property entirely, or sell it to you and make $XX,XXX. for most reasonable people making something vs nothing make sense, but obviously relationships and emotions can determine how that goes.Good Luck

I would not suggest getting a hard money short term one year loan for a property you intend to hold long term It sounds like your husband's income is not going to increase in a year, after a year then refinance to a high cost loan thus maybe the property loses money.

I know it's tough when you work the numbers and decide there is a ceiling...though I never want to lose a deal for a couple grand.