I've been hearing about problems in the insurance industry but this is my first time experiencing it personally.

To win in property deals, keep up with nearby shifts, look at loan choices, connect with banks, and think about hiring someone to oversee properties.

HELOC also won’t work, won’t loan the amount we need  I’m not satisfied by my own rudimentary following of 1031, 131 and other means of saving on taxes as they are written.

Dealers/movers definitely know what they can get, and private sellers follow suit so you'd have to be motivated/connected AND be able to move fast to find a fair deal on a decent 'newer' used manufactured in the first place.I'd probably go new 75% of the time vs what I've been able to find price wise, used, personally..

HOWEVER, I do personally make over $100k/yr cash flow from 16 properties here.

So my question is: Could anything change with the mortgage if the LLC is under new ownership (other than a bank potentially calling the loan due which is typically in any 30 year fixed) Then the icing on the cake: Obviously I'm attempting to pull this off right now lol.

What's the reason to repurchase - for personal use or investment?

Flat fee services, multiple layer and level packages (Silver, Gold, Platinum) have accompanied all kinds of other offerings, tenant and eviction insurance, marketing fees, reporting fees, tech fees, and even talk-to-a-real person fees.

We took over a seller's loan, paid them some cash and began to rehab.

One thing I've noticed many experienced investors are recommending to do, but many first-time investors don't practice is; to go and see the out-of-state property in person.