Just figured I would share my thoughts from the other post here as well, had a bad run-in with John himself and I am not happy about how he treated me as a customer.......I had to search high and low to talk to someone after I purchased the product.

Quick closings, good customer service, low fees, interest only payments and desktop appraisals in many cases.

A lot of software will perform market syndication, which means that once you create your listing you can market it on major listing sites like Zumper.com, Rent.com, etc. with one click.

Should I create an LLC for each house, or just take the cash and return the money with a return?

I've also reached out to roofstock for customer support, but I have yet to hear back from them as well.

We feel that controlling as many aspects of the business in house will allow us to generate larger profits, and have all the separate arms of the business work together, feeding each other and creating a synergy.Trying to figure out how to explain that to my wife and small children (LOL).

The owner from talking with him is more interested in unwinding his estate and creating an income stream for grand kids which is why  we are thinking this may catch his interest. 

With that being said, a HELOC is a line of credit which means that it's not debt or a loan until you use it and create debt.

Here’s how it works:You create an LLC.

I’ll have easy access to new listings, market reports, email alerts that I can customize.