Whether it would work as well as you hope will depend on the neighborhood and market. 

You might want to consider writing up a first chapter and shopping it around to see if you can find some interest from publishers.

So here’s the situation:My husband and I bought a SFR under an LLC in a transitional (early stage) neighborhood.

I am currently shopping for a house but as I have I've become interested in a career.

The house is in an A neighborhood and average DOM is about 1 day.

Sounds like I need to keep shopping lenders!

I I can't believe the responses I'm getting on this.Let's let's get something straight, this is my borrower and my referral to my rebate realtor partner.If if I have a loan program that  the borrower has not been able to find through shopping five other lenders and in addition, I can effortlessly save the borrower almost $50,000 in otherwise forfeited tax-free home  equity, worrying about my compensation from the lender is irrelevant.Again since this is my borrower referral of all things!!

Is this a foreclosure or are you working with their Department of Neighborhood (DND) development?

Pete markets.From what I can tell, it appears that neighborhoods can change relatively quickly from nice to not-so-nice.

Until that point, I am here to read / listen and learn.I am likely looking to purchase in my area (Pittsburgh) and have some ideas about what neighborhoods specifically, but these are just instincts and purely anecdotal in any event, so I would love to engage in discussions about what areas around here would work for the buy and hold rental income strategy.Thanks!