I have no doubt @Carlo D. will be able to open the bank account he desires but when it comes so submitting loan applications the lender's underwriting team not only has to underwrite the property and review the borrowers PFS and personal information but also has to make sense of the ownership structure and who will be required to guarantee the loan.

Cortni,Yes, you can essentially create an LLC or S-Corp so that you can "Sell" the land to an investor where they use the lands collateral as equity and build a home.

If so, I'd love some feedback, as I can't seem to find many student reviews.

You no longer own the property, so you can't refinance out of a note call.c.

Banks like Wells will open one for the master llc but not the cells, so that won't work.I know the larger institutions typically shy away but I'm sure there are others in town willing to do it.

So many of the benefits of a Nevada or Wyoming LLC Etc. are gone anyway. 

Most of these options will have either no PPP (especially for rehab loans) or adjustable PPP's so you can tailor the loan to your strategy.For long terms loans PML's and traditional can be quite competitive, but I'd say that the main advantage for traditional would come in long-term loans for commercial properties.

STR is becoming a difficult strategy because there are so many costs (furniture maintenance, utilities, internet, etc.) that you have to factor in and if you are in an oversaturated market, then unless your property is unique, you can only compete on price.

My mom is in her 80s but she might live to 100, so if I were in your situation, I would not be thinking about "would it be better if mom died".Academically, I think you could inherit her shares at a stepped-up basis.

It’s an older motel, so other hotels are getting more guests.