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Is it possible to purchase a foreclosure, rehab and sell to self?

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Hi. I’m REALLY new to real estate investment. Initially, I wanted to buy a small condo at auction, fix it up and rent it out to start out in this industry. However, my landlord let me know he is looking to sell the house I rent from him. Now, I am looking for a house to renovate for myself and have recently started an LLC (with another person) for my new endeavor. My question: can my LLC buy a property, fix it up and sell it to myself (as a private buyer) with a conventional loan? I would be using a VA loan once I completed reno. ALSO- The property I am looking at looks like it could generate about $80k profit for the LLC... would that be legal?

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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You may have a problem with it not being an “arms length transaction”....ask a lender. 

@Chris Mason ??

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