I wonder if I want to transfer the property I am buying under personal loan to LLC.

I wonder if I want to transfer the property I am buying under personal loan to LLC.

I can tell you from an underwriting perspective though, banks are now looking very heavily into when you bought the home, did you buy owner occupied, did you move out early, and refuse you on even a Fannie/Freddie loan if you are trying to buy another owner occupied ahead of twelve months. 

Some investors bank on the value of a property going up if there's development aka gentrification going on near the property but that's still very risky.

Also, re Zoning officer telling you prices will start going up, I wouldn't take that advice to the bank just yet.

Im trying to get my ducks in a row to buy them at auction with bank financing but would rather try to buy them or get them under contract before the auction and buy them from the current owner.

@Sebastian E.I once used a balance transfer credit card (Chase Slate 0% for 15 months with 0% balance transfer fee if balance is transferred within 60 days of account opening) to float some money in order to purchase a car. 

Leases are not "blanket" and don't transfer between properties.

She has been transferred to a new living situation due to health reasons and can no longer pay both her mortgage and the monthly rent at the new place.

So a while ago I heard James Wood speaking, and he mentioned a strategy that involved finding houses with loans that originated with now-bankrupt banks.