It can be possible for you to have an LLC taxed as an S-Corporation or a traditional S-Corporation.

You might be able to finance someone who can't qualify for a more traditional loan.

It’s not impossible, but success in this space usually requires building direct relationships with owners and brokers rather than relying on a traditional wholesaler model.

Most off-market and investor-focused deals are expected to close with either cash or hard money, and traditional financing just isn’t competitive in that space.Even with a hard money preapproval, sellers can still be cautious.

Do you know if it is usually harder to get traditional financing with a good interest rate when doing an LLC versus personal or about the same?

Its not totally hands off obviously but its a good balance between self managing totally, and a traditional PM.

Our client is free to go with traditional banks with lower rates and qualify for those low risk products.

Years ago I was able to get traditional financing on a property that I bought on auction.com but this is very risky because theoretically you can not enter the property until after you have closed and a traditional mortgage lender has to enter the property in order to conduct an appraisal of the property and they wouldn't be able to do that if they can't enter.

There are definitely lenders out there who are not charging interest in the traditional sense.

You can do a DSCR loan which is more focused on the specific property and does not impact your DTI, you can also get a traditional investment loan that is impacting your DTI.