She has very limited credit history so it doesn't report as good.

You can cross collateralize houses depending on the lender however, the ones that I know who offer that service are nowhere near 80% LTV on the additional collateral properties- Also if the properties appraise for under 100k that will further limit the number of lenders willing to take a look at this type of deal

I can't think of a way for him to still leverage the 1031 exchange on the sale of Property B while doing seller financing (or otherwise me securing financing for the 2nd property with the limited available cash)My question is:Anyone have any unique or creative solutions for how to acquire both properties with the cash I have?

The loan-to-value would be limited to the purchase price, even if the appraised value comes in much higher.

This isn't my first one, and I can't wait for foreclosures to trickle in, as noted this is part of a 1031 exchange, there is a time limit.

There’s not a limit on the number of times you can use the Veteran’s loan program because it’s a lifetime benefit.

I have limited time currently due to other commitments.So I am looking for a place that can do all of the following;-Create the layout/construction prints.

Another good strategy is just having high limits of liability insurance on the property.

We got to the page that says:Due to the number of members in your LLC, you are considered a Multi-Member Limited Liability Company (LLC) as the type of structure applying for an EIN.Since you are a multi-member LLC, we must initially classify you as a partnership.

I was looking too, but the area where it's allowed is sooo limited.