A single-member LLC is considered a "disregarded entity" for tax purposes, meaning that the IRS disregards the entity, and you report the income and expenses on your individual tax return.It's common for investors to use an LLC for liability protection and to keep their business and personal finances separate.

Once you buy this policy, set it aside and this can be a financing source you use in the future for more deals.)

Unless you want a full time job finding deal directly.For hard money / rehab financing @Paul Starnes with Investmark Mortgage For long term financing @Andrew Postell is your go to lender.

I will post the BP event link here: FREEdM - Financial + Real Estate Education Meetup (biggerpockets.com)If you are interested in learning about the creative finance side, then linking up with @Ingryd Hernandez is the best place to start.

How did you finance this deal?

@Patrick Britton @Wayne Brooks There are FHA programs that will go down to a 580, but will only finance up to 90% LTV. 

Complicated finances, different decision-making processes.

Are there any seasoned real estate investors looking to move their portfolio from a holding phase to a selling phase, using seller financing?

I'm currently working on getting information on financing options.

Obviously yes, although, creatively financing when possible will allow you to stretch your investment and potential upside, but yes, cash offers have won out in every single one of my deals that I have sold in Asheville.