Does it matter ?

I find it fascinating that no matter how private you try to be, you can find out pretty much anyone's information. 

My main interests are for low cost insulators for non-residential applications, but if I can integrate micro rebar or other enhancements and achieve a code compliant (by PSI compression test) formula, then it's a matter of finding a PE to sign off on a floor, foundation or wall application.

Because the Seller has self-identified themselves as someone who is “motivated,” and they have reached out to a cash home buyer, the dynamic is this: “we both know I need to sell, and all that matters here is price.

2- should I add a clause that she is the primary since he would not be approved to live there on his own due to his income or does that not matter. 

Your renters no matter where they are would still be helping to pay your living expenses.

As a matter of fact it's a great way to combine the favorable financing of a primary residence with the purchase of an investment property.When that property is sold you'll be able to take the portion allocated to the primary residence tax free (providing you've lived in it for two years). 

The fact that that I could have met the closing date with cash is what mattered. 

If I had no properties and 300k I would look to BRRR locally no matter the size as if you can keep getting your money out and reusing it you can build quickly versus saying using the 300k as a downpayment on a 1.5 million dollar 24 unit that your money will need to sit in. 

So why am I wanting to grow my LLC at this point in my journey, is it just a matter of pride to say that I’m a business owner or am I missing something?