I need to move a property from one of my LLC's to another one.

We are now looking to move out and rent the rest of the home 4BR/2Bath for around $2400/month which we’ve been told is a good number.

And the reciprocating question is if he moves too quickly to de-escalate the rates do we see an uptick in CPI that very next month.

We do move at a fast pace and understand that not every investor can match that. 

Given your situation, tapping into the equity through a HELOC could be a smart move, allowing you to access capital for new investments without selling off your current assets.That being said, considering your stable cash flow and existing portfolio, a DSCR loan could also be valuable.

The move in date is December 7th and is a month to month lease at $650/month (not including 50-70 a month for utilities).

Would this apply for rental properties like multifamily units, if the owner moved into one of the unit for 2 years and sell it.

I don't know about Texas, but you might be able to charge a non-refundable deposit to hold it that then becomes their security deposit when they move in. 

Hi Daniel,Flipping in rural environments with limited comps is a risky move, so personally I wouldn't do it as the risk is too high.

I had a previous tenant that was living in the garage and had to do a Holdback from the seller until he moved all his stuff ad to make sure I won't need to evict him.