I've added a comment below that I've posted on similar questions from other BP members;The lender can exercise the "due on sale" clause if the name(s) of the buyer are not the same name(s) as the members identified as the owners of the LLC.

I'm a highly-creative visionary by nature and my role in my business is to identify what we're doing and how we can go about it, I'm the in-front guy, networking with strangers, exploring new ideas etc etc.

Basically going to identify the states/areas that are the most landlord-friendly and go from there.

there are plenty of non doc loans out there. just have to search. but you need to identify what youre trying to accomplish and find the best money for that pathway and exit strategy

Hey Ryan,If you think you have identified a solid deal, I would not leak the specific details of the property to the public. 

I'll begin by identifying a key element in the way WhiteHaven interprets our mandate - delivering the highest return possible on a risk-adjusted basis.

Identify the metrics then work backward to find the property. 

It's great method to identifying which loans to pay off first to maximize cashflow (my gut tells me to pay off your income-producing property and then snowball that additional income to your primary residence) Also look into the Velocity Banking method that uses a HELOC to pay off large debt faster.There is a lot of skepticism out there about the Velocity Banking method, but I'd run your own numbers.

I'm assuming more than 20%.You will have to do some dialing for dollars to identify a lender that can really help you with this, but what's in it for you once you find that lender (this is your "gold standard" and when you will know you are done with the "dialing for dollars" part of your search)...- Cash to close less than 2 grand.- No PMI (note that this isn't the "lender paid PMI with a bumped rate" that is often advertised as "no PMI," this is literally and without ambiguity no PMI).- Normal Fannie 30YF and not some crazy portfolio mortgage, in spite of the above two bullet points.You will want your lender to go over what terms/conditions to include in the purchase contract.

And is there a system I can use to identify what I am really purchasing?