Own it in your own name is the easiest. 95% of the people using a corporate structure do it wrong.

Finding cash buyers is the easiest part of this and can be accomplished by getting a list of all cash closings from your title rep, then locate the entity names that repeat in one year, there is your proven cash buyer.

My gifted hands and mine alone put them up.

But Easiest/quickest start is probably SFR in your own back yard. good luck!

You have 45 days after sale closing to identify you’re new property (you can identify up to 3 and pick 1, that’s the easiest, beyond 3 gets tricky and requires you to buy most if not all identified.) you have 180 calendar days to close on new property.More important for the QI to be helpful and knowledgeable than for them to be local.

Not the easiest to set up sometimes (formatting is particularly wonky) but it's great once we have something built.

As opposed to renting another year, I had the idea of gifting her the down payment money while she remains the sole borrower on the mortgage, but both of our names are on the deed.

The interest rate is less important since sheplans on paying it down quickly so she doesn't want to pay for pointsto reduce the rate.Real Estate Ownership History: firsttime home buyerOccupancy: owner occupiedprimary residenceValue of Property: $300-350kDown Payment: 30%Source of Down Payment Funds: ownfunds and gifted fundsIncome Source: schedule Cbusiness income, giftsGross Monthly Income: $3500Monthly Debt Obligations: $0.Applicant's personal expenses are currently paid by her fiance.

Anyone gift their tenants Christmas gifts?

Easiest way I like to think of It is that I’m paying them for the labor and whatever profit comes from that for them.