From my experience it's only been able to happen at closing but again, that's my experience.Here are some ways you can establish your LLC since you already have the property.1) Have all rents and expenses (mortgages, etc.) paid out of that to show money coming in/out.2) Get a CC under the business name and use it to pay for all business administrative and random RE costs.3) Get a "Corporate Account" with someone like The Home Depot. 

I’m looking to network with other investors in my area and provide cold calling with a script, door knocking for wholesalers, sending out mailers, setting up bandit signs, or any other administrative office work in exchange for being in the environment of an active somewhat established investor.

The fair housing act has a test for undue financial and administrative burden. 

I have long been fascinated with everything real estate and since moving to Texas, I’ve been fortunate enough to make a living as an interior decorator and administrative professional for commercial and residential real estate firms.

In order to only pay Indiana state income tax and not CA, we were going to create an administrative management company to operate it in CA that would handle our CA employees/office/ marketing operations, etc... but it looks like there were some changes to nexus laws that focus on point of sale to source the business.

I'm 27, from the Northern Virginia area and I work in IT as a Linux Systems Administrator.

So I called the attorney who has the files to see if he has been given executor status and was told:1. it's an old case2. he does not have the authority to sell the propertyThen I called the courthouse to see who is the administrator over the estate, and was told that they have no record of the mother's death! 

@Colleen FerrariMost self directed custodians /administrators do not give any investment, tax, or legal advice.

You will want to check with your 457 administrator to confirm. 

Proof of Ownership - In CRE, after all the shares of a certain project have been issued, there is a lot of administrative costs around ownership reconciliation.