This would help you avoid PMI and potentially keep your monthly payment more manageable despite today’s higher rates.

I am at my wits end with what to do on this to avoid losing everything on the deal.

Just be sure to be prepared to get legal advice if you run into grey areas that you are not well versed in to avoid legal implications.

You may consider expediting the apron permit process—this sometimes involves hiring an expeditor or coordinating more directly with city officials to avoid further delays.

It helps avoid misunderstandings down the road and clarifies roles, responsibilities, and exit plans, especially since you're mixing business and personal.Since this is a long-term relationship and you’re talking ownership, I'd recommend sitting down with a real estate attorney or CPA who works with partnerships.

That is what I did, I have 1 unit there, and started off by doing everything wrong(listen to episode #610 for all the lessons I learned and wish I knew, hopefully it helps you avoid what happened to me) but have a good Realtor(@Tyler Everidge) who answers my questions and provides me with proofs when I ask for them.

To avoid these issues, consult a CPA to structure the transfer properly and a real estate attorney to ensure the LLC operating agreement reflects accurate ownership and contributions.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

Yes, it sucks for applicants to have to spend multiple application fees on every house they are interested in.Pretty sure Zillow is trying to standardize the process and because they have the most rental applicant eyeballs - they will probably eventually succeed.Hopefully, they will create a system where a rental applicant will pay for one background check and then be allowed to share a link to access it (to preserve report integrity and avoid fraud) with a LIMITED number of landlords. - Why a limit?

It is important to understand the rules in your area and also follow some typical guidelines for wholesaling, which include: using a valid agreement that is assignable, disclosing in writing to the seller and end buyer that you are not acting as agent and will be assigning the contract rights, not advertising the property until you have entered the contract, and avoiding negotiation on behalf of the end buyr or seller.Note: This information is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, financial, or investment advice.

Slightly less cash, but a home in CO with equity that i need to sell by July 2026 to avoid cap gains with roughly 200k equity (as of now at least).