I don't use series LLC and honestly don't even know if its recognized here in NC.But i do structure my businesses with multiple LLC's.

To what you said about being a little overwhelmed by MA security deposit laws: It's honestly not as bad as it sounds, but it's in your best interest to let a bank like I mentioned above take care of it so that you don't find yourself in a pickle! 

@Alex Bradley hey man I'm a wholesaler too, and I'll be honest no one answered your question, the mailers CAN work but they most likely won't where you live, competition is ridiculous, getting in touch with people before anyone else is the key, I would check your county recorders website every morning for motivated seller, like pre forclosures and private and tax liens and then skip trace them with a really good skip tracer like lexisnexis or irb, crap like white pages or spoke can be useful once in a while but rarely has accurate info, to get that you need to spend, and that's what I would advise spending on, put those lists together daily with your wife and skip trace them and call them on a mojo dialer that day, and where you're done maybe do door knocking or d4d, but creativity is really important good luck brother, add me on Facebook Riley Neilson, I own luxe painting on there still I think, or flying n llc, I can't remember

To be honest though, with that much cash flow if you just save most of that cash (or apply back to the principal) you should be able to weather most storms.  :-)Best of luck! 

I've still had some issues, but after an honest phone call with them I feel things have greatly improved. 

that's what all the ladies say when they see me.WOW..ahum...Honestly...

Dan and Doug are both very honest guys full of integrity.

If so, I'm leaning towards sub2 to get the deed under my name and take over the payments, because unless I'm missing something, that just seems way easier than involving a bank/lender.And honestly, if the biggest risk is the lender calling the loan if they don't like the fact that the deed transferred, like @Wayne Brooks mentioned, I can just transfer the deed back?

But can you try this tactic and let me know if it works...text or call him back saying Im not the right buyer for you.. from there be honest, if he can get the property at a higher price go get it with an agent or on your own but theres a big but...is it move in ready, is it up to code from there you might be able to get more details... is there a loan and if they go with an agent lets be honest the agent is gonna tell the seller what he/she wants to hear and be optimistic with the price which is nothing wrong with that, but is time on this sellers side...the whole basis is to create a rapport with the seller to trust you.

I honestly and personally do not consider you a flipper.You are just a person that is renovating a house.