I have done that with hold overs and it works.

Losses short term you listed as not viable, but are you considering how holding onto losses affects other projects/opportunities? 

When it comes to smaller multifamily or distressed deals, the biggest tip is don’t underestimate holding and rehab costs.

Great long-term hold or expansion project. 

With market conditions shifting and traditional financing getting tighter, I’ve been seeing more creative funding strategies for Fix & Flips, Fix & Holds, and even construction projects.Some investors I know are leveraging:Private lendersPartnerships/Joint VenturesPortfolio refinancesEven structured loans that cover both purchase and rehab costsOut of curiosity — what’s been working for you lately?

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Both properties are: Fully renovated and tenant-readyEach building has 6 units (12 total units)Ideal for a buy-and-hold investor looking for long-term cash flowSolid rental area with strong tenant demand  Price: $1.8M for both propertiesDown Payment: 10% due at signingClosing: Within 30 daysOff-market deal – no wholesalers please

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Kearns.

Are you looking to buy and hold or flip?

I didn't see a need for a holding company but if someone wants one, you can just use another LLC as the holding company.