that was a big concern i had as well.. maxing out credit cards might even prevent me from getting the refi in the first place.The HELOC was my next option. but I know hardly anything about the product so I didn't want to rush in to something that I'm uneducated about.a little more about the property: we got keys for 200k and it appraised for 220k at close. we put about 20k in repairs already and hoping to do a 10k kitchen update as well as put some finishing touches on bathrooms. this was a year and a half ago. comps are now showing from 250k-300k. along with the cash out I'm wanting to buy another property.

Actually my question about passing my wife's share to my daughter was meant to ask if my wife's being a shareholder in the LLC prevented the LLC from using the maintenance and improvements as LLC expense would transferring her share to our daughter allow it.  

You could use the same argument for management companies that could manage dozens or even hundreds of homes for a single organization… what’s to prevent them from pushing their larger client’s properties ahead of yours?

It is a misconception that prepaying rent prevents someone from being evicted.

The first probably is what the condo board intended: The restriction would prevent the entire building or complex from being converted to rental units owned by people who do not care about their tenants' behavior and will allow tenants to annoy other residents and damage the property.

tell me pleas about taxes, do hold for 1 year to prevent paying 50% tax, or you sell imidiatly and pay 50% tax

Inspector, appraiser, escrow officer, even Realtor....none of them would prevent you from doing your own RE investing, and any of them would compliment your goals as an investor. 

I don't see how I can put any clause in any documents to prevent this due to it being a double closing and neither (A) original seller or (C) end buyer would know about each other.

The papers reported officials now believe the filing requirements of simply filling out forms with grantor and grantee names, sending them in, paying the filings fees is just too lax to prevent these types of fraud.Title companies should be aware of all paperwork required for their area.

When the buyers objected they'd explain why.... it should be done this way to prevent delays.For what it's worth I just had my loan officer fight for me on 2 appraisals just this week.