If your numbers are accurate, you are far below market and if they are related to the previous owner, it's doubtful they can afford market rent, though you could have a conversation and ask them as a courtesy.

The chosen lender will pre-underwrite your loan to evaluate the risks related to your credit, capacity, and the condition of your collateral.

I’m not understanding what your relating multi family to inflation if you could elaborate more on that?

At the recent BP conference in New Orleans, I gave a talk about how these next 10 years are going to be different than the last 10 as it relates to investing.  

A private lender is an everyday person you know (friends, neighbors, relatives) who is dissatisfied with the measly interest their investment funds are making sitting in the bank in a savings account or CD.

@Joe Splitrock offering cash is obviously going to lead to a fast closing, its exactly want the sellers want and its opposite of what investors looking to do multiple deals want to do.we want send photos to create a relational aspect, so no, I don't see how thats discriminating. it's also what Brandon turner recommends. 

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Tax Attorney's normally deal with more complex tax related issues than a CPA.I would expect a Tax Attorney to be dealing with issues such as1) International Tax Law / Transfer Pricing2) Drafting a Private Letter Ruling(PLR) with the IRS confirming that a tax position they will tax is blessed.3) Confirming or understanding recent tax law changes / updates4) Taxation rules for companies who operate over multiple states.Best of luck

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As a buy and hold landlord, with middle and slightly upper middle class tenants in relatively new properties in above average neighborhoods and professional property management and solid property and liability insurance (w/ umbrella ins as necessary) I see absolutely no need for an LLC.However my risk profile is different than yours, so there you go.