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in the scenario you quoted, the person who paid for their house in full is now $5,000 positive in 1 years time.

the person who paid 100k down and borrowed the rest is now $375,000 negative in 1 years time.

$5,000
-$375,000

i dont know, man, tough choice.

asset is secured by the loan. bank made a loan to LLC. Loans on real estate are generally non-recourse (they can only go after the property not your personal assets) no harm to credit or minimal if a foreclosure bc its against the llc

minimal risk of downside. i make the 25k in a year...sell the house to someone else and pocket 25k. meanwhile the chump with a 5k return needs to do that for five years.... i can continue to make 25k repeatedly.

i mean yeah doing the grandma thing and making 5k is OK with no risk. But you should just buy treasury bonds if you want low returns with 0 risk and avoid the issues with real estate (maintenance, fluctuation in price, etc...)

asset is secured by the loan. bank made a loan to LLC. Loans on real estate are generally non-recourse (they can only go after the property not your personal assets) no harm to credit or minimal if a foreclosure bc its against the llc

you've obviously never done this otherwise you would realize the insurance requirements for the llc + the interest rate on the home would be more than the 5% annual return.

the 5% SPECULATIVE annual return

[Cams Purple Lambo]

you've obviously never done this otherwise you would realize the insurance requirements for the llc + the interest rate on the home would be more than the 5% annual return.

the 5% SPECULATIVE annual return

my family owns a lot of commercial real estate. insurance reqs are minimal.

my family owns a lot of commercial real estate. insurance reqs are minimal.

my dad fucked my mom but that doesnt mean i do

[Cams Purple Lambo]

my family owns a lot of commercial real estate. insurance reqs are minimal.

i will say im over simplifying this, you need all sorts of personal guarantees etc... if you're just starting out. no one will lend an llc with no track record money