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Inheriting Property. New to Real Estate. Any advice will help.
Hello,
I'm new here. I have a question. If you're inheriting a property that you aren't going to live in, is it best to get the deed put in your name or an LLC? I won't be actually moving into the property and will possibly renovate and rent it out.