I went under contract for a 2nd town home in my primary residential development thinking it would be a good way to dip my toe into the world of rentals and property management.

And finally Lender D said I can close with my name and transfer to an LLC, but this may trigger a taxable event, the bank may call the loan (like Lender B said), or an increase in the rate from residential rates to commercial rates may take place or may not even allow the title transfer to an LLC.

I am losing my mind trying to figure out what to do.On top of the general change in career I am struggling to decide whether or not I would prefer to do commercial or residential.

Anyone know of a reputable and good hard money lender, who would provide 2nd lien position loan on 2nd property non-owner occupied residential property in a nice subdivision in Idaho.

When I was starting out as a carpenter I took a night class at a local CC's vocational education program in Residential Wiring to make myself more valuable to my employer.

To see if there are non ad valorem taxes you could check around on a few residential single family properties in the same community (regardless of value) that have been completed for over two years and see if they have non ad valorem taxes on their tax bill.  

Good to hear your company manages because I am a Residential Realtor in California looking to learn more about the commercial side and invest myself eventually.

I know they will get you at or close to 80% LTV if you are using standard residential financing.

I have spoken to all walks of life from residential investors to commercial office space investors and real estate developers.

The feedback I'm hearing is the 2nd bedroom is too small (it is admittedly small and we took this into consideration by dropping asking rent), as well as there is a quiet local bar next door that turns people off (bar in middle of residential neighborhood).We have had a lot of interest, however the rental pool has not been the best.