Quote from @Tomoko Hale: After engaging with a few lenders for a DSCR loan, I decided to go with one of them.

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You can just google “Shuk Rentals” and it should be the first thing to pop up.

The gain would generally be the difference between the sale price and your adjusted basis (purchase price plus improvements).

Hard money might be the more predictable route for bridging the gap.When you make an extra $60,000 for each creative financing deal, instead of losing $10,000 in fees for Hard Money for each deal, well If you can't do the math . . . 

Investing is not like most businesses where more revenue seems to always be the goal; sometimes it’s better to hold cash when deals are scarce and prices too high and risk adjusted ROI too low.   

I see some conventional lenders like The Loan Store that will do a DSCR and allow the property to be vested in the LLC's name, but they want the borrower to be the natural person and not the LLC.

If we did sell one of them, it would probably be the lot that a duplex can be built on.